Tai Chi Classes in Sydney, Australia

Tai Chi is amazing in its ability to promote and maintain health, wellbeing and resilience. Tai Chi can also be analogous to the Physiotherapy of Chinese Medicine or Chinese Medicine in Motion.

As there are many styles and variations, students inevitably ask:

  1. Which style is best for me?
  2. How do I choose a good teacher?
  3. How do I know if I am making progress?

This article discusses 3 important areas to pay attention to get the most out of your Tai Chi journey.

1. Cost of Lessons

The Tai Chi Journey lasts a life-time. Some courses are free, some costs thousands of dollars. Living Tai Chi’s online course fee is one-time for life-time membership. Zoom/Teams and face-to-face lessons can be requested on demand. This makes the cost over the life-time very affordable.

2. Guidance on knowledge, techniques and progress

The Tai Chi body of knowledge is both wide and deep. Living Tai Chi has condensed its content, knowledge and wisdom to help make progress as efficient as possible. We will explain key signs of process to look out for and where to go after you have learnt all what we have to teach. The knowledge we share assimilates: Experience, Western medicine, Chinese medicine, Tai Chi and Qi Gong theory and philosophy to aid your learning and progress.

3. Time and patience

For a life-time journey, Tai Chi will ask for a lot of patience. Your mind and body will change, and it will be very rewarding. It is essential to make Tai Chi a habit and a life-style and let the process unfold and you will achieve the benefits.

Living Tai Chi offers Tai Chi course and lessons in all formats including:

  1. Online self-paced
  2. Video conferencing e.g. via Zoom or Teams
  3. Face-to-face

Living Tai Chi course and content is unique and effective to ensure your Tai Chi journey is efficient and effective. Become a life-time member today and take advantage of current offers and specials.

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