About Tai Chi
Tai Chi (Taiji 太極拳) is a gentle, low-impact exercise suitable for students of any age and varying physical ability. It is a therapeutic exercise derived from Chinese martial arts, focusing on the circulation of Chi (Qi 氣), or "life energy" found within all living things. Sometimes called "moving meditation," millions around the world practice it daily as a gentle stress reducing exercise.
Practicing Tai Chi can:
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Reduce Stress
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Increase mobility, flexibility, and balance
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Increase energy and vitality
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Improve general health
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Provide relief from asthma, back pain, arthritis, high blood pressure and more.
Tai Chi classes include Chi Kung (Qigong 氣功), the ancient practice of using the mind to naturally develop the body's energy through breathing, movement, and meditation. Chi Kung helps to increase energy and stamina through the oxygenation of cells within the body.
We offer the fallowing:
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Yang-Style Long Form
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Qigong
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Pushing Hands
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Tai Chi Ball Qigong
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Tai Chi Weapons
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Tai Chi Ruler
Specialize workshops with staff & Guest Instructors are offered throughout the year.
Beginners Tai Chi Classes
New Start Dates & Times!
Tai Chi (Taiji) is a gentle, low-impact exercise suitable for students of any age and with varying physical abilities. It is a therapeutic exercise derived from Chinese martial arts, focusing on the circulation of Chi (Qi), or "life energy" found within all living things. Sometimes called "moving meditation," millions around the world practice it daily as a gentle stress reducing exercise.
Some benefits of Tai Chi include:
~ Reduced stress increase mobility, flexibility & balance
~ Increased energy & vitality
~ Improved general health
~ Relief from asthma symptoms, back pain, arthritis, high blood pressure, and more.
When: Tuesdays, 7-8:15 pm starting Sept. 6th
Thursdays, 7-8:15 pm starting Sept. 8th
Sundays, 9-10:15 am starting Sept. 11th
Length: 8-weeks (Once or twice a week)
Instructors: Alex Kiesel Dan Boland
Location: 34 Park St., Andover (inside Fit Body Boot Camp)
Tai Chi Continuation
Tai Chi Continuation is for those who have completed at least Part One of the Yang’s 108 Style Tai Chi Form as well as those who have studied the Long Form for an extended period.
