Regular Classes in West Devon
Kate's Classes in West Devon
Pavilion in the Park, South Zeal
Tuesdays 10 to 11 am, exercises and Qigong for health, vitality, balance, strength and flexibility. Suitable for beginners.
11 to 11.30 am, Tai Chi forms. Suitable for improvers.
You can choose to stay just for the first hour or for the full hour and a half.
Spring term starts on Tuesday 7th Jan at South Zeal Pavilion at 10am.
There will be no class on Tuesday 18th Feb as it's half term week.
The last class before the Easter holidays is Tuesday 1st April.
The Growing Well Garden and Bow Village Hall. (In the winter this class moves to Bow Village Hall)
Tuesdays 2.30 - 3.30pm, a beginners and improvers class.
Spring term starts on Tuesday 7th Jan, the last class before the Easter holidays is Tuesday 1st April. There is no class on Tuesday 18th Feb as it's half term week.
Tai Chi at the Growing Our Futures Eco Hub
1 Courtenay Rd, Okehampton, EX20 1PZ
Thursdays, 10.30am till 11.30am.
Beginners welcome. Classes will take place whatever the weather and outdoors if possible.
Wear warm, windproof layers and outdoor footwear. Booking is required as places are limited.
The first class of the Spring term is on Thursday 9th Jan at 10.30am.
There will be no class on Thursday 20th Feb as it's half term week.
The last class before the Easter holidays will be Thursday 3rd April.
Forest Chi Walks with Dartmoor Outdoor Festival.
The Wild Open Moor
Date and time: Tuesday September 5th, 10.30am till noon.
Location: Okehampton Common and Red a Ven Brook, Okehampton, Dartmoor. Exact location on booking.
Description: The moorland above Okehampton is wide open with fantastic views across North Dartmoor, with the Red a Ven brook dissecting the landscape and bordered by pockets of woodland.
We will walk for a maximum of two miles, using tracks and across grassland. There will be some moderate slopes and uneven ground. We will make stops along the way to tune in with the landscape, with Tai Chi moves, nature connection exercises and times of stillness.
The walk will finish at midday, with the option of staying longer for a picnic and a swim (weather permitting).
What to bring: This is an outdoor event high on Dartmoor so please bring clothing suitable for the weather. It can be windy so warm, waterproof and windproof layers are essential. (even if it feels warm down in the town). Bring footwear suitable for uneven and possibly wet ground. A flask with hot drink is recommended or if a hot day, bring plenty of water and a sun hat as we will be on the open moor and exposed to the elements. Bring something to sit on such as a carry mat. If you plan to stay on after the event bring a picnic and swim stuff if you plan to swim.
Please note, changes to the location are possible in the event of very windy or wet weather.
By the River Taw
Date and time: Friday 5th September, 10am till midday.
Location: Belstone and the Taw River. Exact location on booking.
Description: We will be following the course of the picturesque Taw River, walking for a maximum of 4 miles along uneven and moderately sloping trails. We will make stops to connect with the river, its wildlife and the surrounding woodland and moorland. There will be Tai Chi moves which are easy to learn and encourage mindfulness and nature connection. We will draw inspiration from the sights and sounds surrounding us.
What to bring: This is an outdoor event so please bring clothing suitable for the weather. It can be windy so warm, waterproof and windproof layers are essential. Bring footwear suitable for uneven, sloping and possibly wet ground. A flask with hot drink is recommended or if a hot day, bring plenty of water and a sun hat as we will be on the open moor at times and exposed to the elements. Bring something to sit on such as a carry mat.
Please note, changes to the location are possible in the event of very windy or wet weather
For both of the above events please book with Dartmoor Outdoor Festival. Link to follow.
Any questions contact Kate
Kate's Classes in West Devon
Pavilion in the Park, South Zeal
Tuesdays 10 to 11 am, exercises and Qigong for health, vitality, balance, strength and flexibility. Suitable for beginners.
11 to 11.30 am, Tai Chi forms. Suitable for improvers.
You can choose to stay just for the first hour or for the full hour and a half.
Spring term starts on Tuesday 7th Jan at South Zeal Pavilion at 10am.
There will be no class on Tuesday 18th Feb as it's half term week.
The last class before the Easter holidays is Tuesday 1st April.
The Growing Well Garden and Bow Village Hall. (In the winter this class moves to Bow Village Hall)
Tuesdays 2.30 - 3.30pm, a beginners and improvers class.
Spring term starts on Tuesday 7th Jan, the last class before the Easter holidays is Tuesday 1st April. There is no class on Tuesday 18th Feb as it's half term week.
Tai Chi at the Growing Our Futures Eco Hub
1 Courtenay Rd, Okehampton, EX20 1PZ
Thursdays, 10.30am till 11.30am.
Beginners welcome. Classes will take place whatever the weather and outdoors if possible.
Wear warm, windproof layers and outdoor footwear. Booking is required as places are limited.
The first class of the Spring term is on Thursday 9th Jan at 10.30am.
There will be no class on Thursday 20th Feb as it's half term week.
The last class before the Easter holidays will be Thursday 3rd April.
Forest Chi Walks with Dartmoor Outdoor Festival.
The Wild Open Moor
Date and time: Tuesday September 5th, 10.30am till noon.
Location: Okehampton Common and Red a Ven Brook, Okehampton, Dartmoor. Exact location on booking.
Description: The moorland above Okehampton is wide open with fantastic views across North Dartmoor, with the Red a Ven brook dissecting the landscape and bordered by pockets of woodland.
We will walk for a maximum of two miles, using tracks and across grassland. There will be some moderate slopes and uneven ground. We will make stops along the way to tune in with the landscape, with Tai Chi moves, nature connection exercises and times of stillness.
The walk will finish at midday, with the option of staying longer for a picnic and a swim (weather permitting).
What to bring: This is an outdoor event high on Dartmoor so please bring clothing suitable for the weather. It can be windy so warm, waterproof and windproof layers are essential. (even if it feels warm down in the town). Bring footwear suitable for uneven and possibly wet ground. A flask with hot drink is recommended or if a hot day, bring plenty of water and a sun hat as we will be on the open moor and exposed to the elements. Bring something to sit on such as a carry mat. If you plan to stay on after the event bring a picnic and swim stuff if you plan to swim.
Please note, changes to the location are possible in the event of very windy or wet weather.
By the River Taw
Date and time: Friday 5th September, 10am till midday.
Location: Belstone and the Taw River. Exact location on booking.
Description: We will be following the course of the picturesque Taw River, walking for a maximum of 4 miles along uneven and moderately sloping trails. We will make stops to connect with the river, its wildlife and the surrounding woodland and moorland. There will be Tai Chi moves which are easy to learn and encourage mindfulness and nature connection. We will draw inspiration from the sights and sounds surrounding us.
What to bring: This is an outdoor event so please bring clothing suitable for the weather. It can be windy so warm, waterproof and windproof layers are essential. Bring footwear suitable for uneven, sloping and possibly wet ground. A flask with hot drink is recommended or if a hot day, bring plenty of water and a sun hat as we will be on the open moor at times and exposed to the elements. Bring something to sit on such as a carry mat.
Please note, changes to the location are possible in the event of very windy or wet weather
For both of the above events please book with Dartmoor Outdoor Festival. Link to follow.
Any questions contact Kate