A sociable space for all abilities
Classes can be tailored to suit all abilities and can take place indoors or outdoors, seated or standing, providing a relaxed and sociable space. You will learn exercises and ways of focusing the mind which help you to relax and offer ways of coping with stress in daily life.
You don't have to get sweaty!
Tai Chi has been proven to have the same health benefits, such as increasing blood flow to the heart, as more strenuous forms of exercise so it provides an alternative for those who are not able, or do not enjoy jumping around and getting out of breath.
Sessions for supported housing/retirement villages and similar communities in Devon
If you would like to have Tai Chi in your community I can visit you to run classes, small group sessions and one to one coaching. To make a booking or discuss options contact Kate either by email: kate@forestchi.co.uk or telephone 01837 840959
Connecting Actively to Nature
When the weather allows, sessions can take place outdoors in natural surroundings. The added ingredient of nature has been shown to offer huge benefits to well being. The organisation Active Devon has identified the need to encourage people in later life to become more active in the outdoors and is sponsoring a series of twelve Tai Chi classes for over 55's at Fatherford Community Garden in Okehampton as part of their Connecting Actively to Nature (CAN) project. See below for details.
What's on
Classes at Church House, South Tawton, EX20 2LQ
Tuesdays 10 to 11.15 am, improvers Tai Chi and Qigong, £7 drop in, £6 if paying by the term
11.40 am to 12.40 pm, Tai Chi and Qigong for health, vitality, balance and core strength, beginners and improvers, £6.50 drop in, £5.50 by the term.
Church House is a fifteenth century, historic building, and was originally a medieval community space. For more information visit www.thechurchhouse.org.uk
Dates: The first classes of the Spring term are on Tuesday 7th January 2020.
Classes will continue until 24th March - the last date before the Easter holidays. There will be no classes on Tuesday 18th February due to half term holiday.
Tai Chi in the Garden
Fatherford Community Garden, Okehampton, classes suitable for beginners.
Thursday's 10 to 11 am with a tea break after till 11.30 am. Hot drinks and snacks provided. These classes will take place outdoors or indoors depending on the weather. The indoor space has heating and big windows so you can look out onto Dartmoor while you exercise.
Dates: First class of the Spring term: January 9th 2020. Last class before the Easter holidays: 26th March. No class on 20th February as it is half term week.
Cost: £8 per class
Classes can be tailored to suit all abilities and can take place indoors or outdoors, seated or standing, providing a relaxed and sociable space. You will learn exercises and ways of focusing the mind which help you to relax and offer ways of coping with stress in daily life.
You don't have to get sweaty!
Tai Chi has been proven to have the same health benefits, such as increasing blood flow to the heart, as more strenuous forms of exercise so it provides an alternative for those who are not able, or do not enjoy jumping around and getting out of breath.
Sessions for supported housing/retirement villages and similar communities in Devon
If you would like to have Tai Chi in your community I can visit you to run classes, small group sessions and one to one coaching. To make a booking or discuss options contact Kate either by email: kate@forestchi.co.uk or telephone 01837 840959
Connecting Actively to Nature
When the weather allows, sessions can take place outdoors in natural surroundings. The added ingredient of nature has been shown to offer huge benefits to well being. The organisation Active Devon has identified the need to encourage people in later life to become more active in the outdoors and is sponsoring a series of twelve Tai Chi classes for over 55's at Fatherford Community Garden in Okehampton as part of their Connecting Actively to Nature (CAN) project. See below for details.
What's on
Classes at Church House, South Tawton, EX20 2LQ
Tuesdays 10 to 11.15 am, improvers Tai Chi and Qigong, £7 drop in, £6 if paying by the term
11.40 am to 12.40 pm, Tai Chi and Qigong for health, vitality, balance and core strength, beginners and improvers, £6.50 drop in, £5.50 by the term.
Church House is a fifteenth century, historic building, and was originally a medieval community space. For more information visit www.thechurchhouse.org.uk
Dates: The first classes of the Spring term are on Tuesday 7th January 2020.
Classes will continue until 24th March - the last date before the Easter holidays. There will be no classes on Tuesday 18th February due to half term holiday.
Tai Chi in the Garden
Fatherford Community Garden, Okehampton, classes suitable for beginners.
Thursday's 10 to 11 am with a tea break after till 11.30 am. Hot drinks and snacks provided. These classes will take place outdoors or indoors depending on the weather. The indoor space has heating and big windows so you can look out onto Dartmoor while you exercise.
Dates: First class of the Spring term: January 9th 2020. Last class before the Easter holidays: 26th March. No class on 20th February as it is half term week.
Cost: £8 per class