Beginners along with more advanced students are always welcome to our lovely class in Danson Stables which is situated in Danson Park, Bexleyheath. We train on Wednesday morning from 10.00 am – Noon. During the summer months we do our Tai Chi in the secluded back garden and in the not so good weather inside.
The class covers Kai Men, Tao Yin exercises, forms, tai chi principles, posture alignment, balance, flexibility and working to understand the different aspects of Tai Chi. Trying to improve and maintain health as the foremost of the teaching.
We do have students with immune health related problems, so Covid and other viruses can become a serious issue. Therefore, we maintain a limit on attendees to given more space to each student, sanitisers are available at all times, face covering worn inside when doing partner work. Any equipment used is virus cleaned before and after use.
2000
Tai Chi - 1st Tengchi
On a friend’s recommendation I joined a Tai Chi class taught by Tony Swanson in 1998, at that stage I had no real idea of what Tai Chi was! I became a TAO member in 2000 because I found Tai Chi so interesting and it was starting to become part of my life. Being a bit of a sports nut I have done a lot of different things in my time. I started judo at the age of 11 and studied it for 6 years doing 5 classes a week. I statred playing badminton in my youth and reach a good league standard. Some of my other regular sports were skiing, weight training, squash, tennis, swimming, sailing along with some team sports. Although older now I still enjoy being active and each day bring 2 hours of dog walking, to add to the Tai Chi. I do weekly gym work and like to play badminton and swim when I can. I also have a love of music which fills any spare time that I have.
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0208 304 7882
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Danson Stables, Danson Park, Bexleyheath
DA6 8HL
United Kingdom
Wednesday 10:00