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Certified Instructor Tai Chi - The Way Of The Dragon School for Health, Healing & Martial Arts

Certified Instructor Medical QiGong - The Way Of The Dragon School for Health, Healing & Martial Arts

Certified Instructor Tai Chi For Arthritis - Tai Chi For Health

Certified Instructor Tai Chi For Fall Prevention - Tai Chi For Health

Certified Instructor Seated Tai Chi - Tai Chi For Health

Certified Instructor Tai Chi For Rehabilitation - Tai Chi For Health

Certified Instructor Level I 24 Postures QiGong - The Village of Healing & Wellness

Certified Instructor QiGong Foundation Practices - Long White Cloud QiGong

Certified Instructor Easy Tai Chi - Easy Tai Chi Productions

Certified Instructor 4 Minute Fitness (QiGong) - Easy Tai Chi Productions

Professional Member American Tai Chi and QiGong Association

About The Instructor

Reduces Blood Pressure
Stress Relief
Improves Breathing
Improves Balance
Fall Prevention
Muscle Strength
Flexibility
Relaxation
Enhances Concentration
Pain Management

The Benefits

Tai Chi
Originating in China, there are 5 main styles of Tai Chi and are named for their founders; Yang, Sun, Chen, Wu & Wu Hao. In our classes we concentrate on the Sun & Yang systems, utilizing the shorter, more concise forms from those systems. Tai Chi is well suited for people of all ages & abilities. All of the forms can be practiced either standing or seated. It is a perfect exercise whether you are in good health, recovering from an injury or illness, or are facing chronic health challenges.

QiGong

Pronounced "chee", Qi is usually translated to mean life force or vital energy. A complement to Tai Chi practice, the gentle, rhythmic movements reduce stress, build stamina, increase vitality, and enhance the immune system. It has been found to improve cardiovascular, respiratory, circulatory, lymphatic & digestive functions.

Tai Chi & QiGong

A Martial Artist since 1997, I was introduced to Tai Chi in 2009. Immediately I fell in love with the art form & its slow, meditative & fluid movements. - Cheryl Rowland