Beginners Tai Chi Classes
The next weekly beginner classes start on 26th September (Soho) and 27th September (Blackheath). If you would like to try Tai Chi, come along on 26th or 27th September and try the first class for free. Sign up for the term if you like the class.
Details are below and for questions about any of our classes please email taichi@gn.apc.org
Soho, Central London
St. Anne’s Community Hall
55 Dean Street W1D 6AF
Beginners class runs every Tuesday evening (6.30-7.30pm) from 26th September to 28th November
Blackheath, South London
Age Exchange
Old Bakehouse Theatre
11 Blackheath Village
Blackheath SE3 9LA
Beginners class runs every Wednesday evening (6-7pm) from 27th September to 29th November.
Summer Holiday
Take time out to relax, energise and learn T’ai Chi at our 42nd annual residential European Summer T’ai Chi Holiday.
Join us from the 13 – 19 August 2023 in our residencial summer training in Cheltenham, England
Practice in the park
Over the summer, we will have outdoor practice at Regent’s Park on Tuesdays from 6.30 to 7.30pm from Tuesday 11th of July until mid September (weather permitting). After that we will start our regular autumn term in St. Anne’s Community Hall in Soho, Central London.
Our T’ai Chi spot in Regent’s Park is by the boating lake. The nearest entrance is Clarence Gate, which is close to Baker Street Tube station. Enter the park through Clarence Gate, turn left and follow the path for about 100m.
T'ai Chi helps restore health, prolong life, increase personal safety and heighten creativity.
Classes
Each term we offer 10-week beginners classes teaching the Yang Style Short Form of Professor Cheng Man-Ch’ing.
Summer Holiday
Take a week out to relax, energise and learn T’ai Chi at our annual European summer training.
Our School
We have been teaching in London since 1979, bringing health and consciousness to thousands of students.
How We Teach
Our distinctive team teaching method makes our classes very easy to follow. Learn more about our approach and the classes that we teach.
