Tai Chi

Tai Chi can be described as ‘meditation in motion‘. The moving exercises are done in a form.


Qigong

Qigong exercises are easy, low-impact movements that improve your everyday wellbeing.


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Gentle and slow moving exercises

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Develops body and mind awareness

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Improves coordination

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Mobilises all muscles, joints and ligaments

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Stress relieving

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Improves everyday wellbeing

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Improves posture and balance

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Builds self-confidence

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Mindfulness

Fees

In person/ Online (1hr class)

£12

for a taster class

or…

£90

/ 10 attended classes


About me

I became involved in Tai Chi and Qigong when a friend asked me to join a class about 25 years ago. This started a long journey of exploration in which different forms, styles, training methods, meditation and relaxation practices, and above all people played an important part. I love teaching and although people will take different elements from my classes, key skills will be body and mental development and relaxation.

I am certified by the Chinese Internal Arts Association (CIAA) and a senior instructor of the Tai Chi Union of Great Britain.


What my students say

Jenny

“Zita’s Tai chi classes have helped me to stretch, relax and balance and I value them greatly. Her holistic approach and her sensitivity are exceptional.”

Lindsay

“I find the classes a haven of light-hearted calm. The classes have made a real difference to how I use my body – I feel as though Tai Chi is now an integral part of my life!”

Deborah

“A quiet hour in a busy day that always leaves me feeling calm, relaxed and more balanced. Zita’s classes also allow me to carry over what I’ve learnt into my own every day.”