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Classes

New beginner classes in taijiquan (Tai Chi) are starting in early 2009 at our locations throughout Australia.

To find a class, go to the list below and click on a location of interest. A list of available classes displays for each location. There are also contact details for each location so you can ask further questions if you need to.

What is involved in learning the Taoist Tai Chi internal art of taijiquan?

Our beginner classes offer a friendly environment to learn this art of health. You do not have to be in great physical shape to start learning - people of almost all ages and conditions can do taijiquan.

At a beginners' class in taijquan you will be progressively shown the moves of the taijiquan "set". One of our accredited volunteer instructors will demonstrate each move and give you guidance on how to perform them. Within about 4-5 months of weekly or bi-weekly classes you will learn all the 108 moves of the set.

How much does it cost?

Classes are offered on the basis of a membership fee which is payable monthly, quarterly or annually. Instruction is offered on a membership basis rather than a fee-for-service basis. When you become a member of the Society you are entitled to attend all of our available classes in your area. Membership dues go towards paying the operating costs of the Society -- mainly rent, advertising, phone etc. For more details see the membership page.

What happens after I complete the beginner class?

After completing the beginner course, 'continuing classes' offer an opportunity for more intensive practice and refinement. Learning the Taoist Tai Chi™ internal arts of health is a life-long process in which the student discovers many layers of development. The continuing classes are a place for practice and further learning. Continuing classes are listed separately in the class schedule for each branch.

There are also regular workshops in the full range of Taoist Tai Chi™ internal arts and methods, such as taijiquan, meditation, taiji sword, taiji sabre, and Lok Hup Ba Fa (another set of movements similar to taijiquan). These all help the student maintain a life-long practice to maintain and improve health and well being.

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