We are excited to offer two TaiChi training courses, 42 form and 56 form, starting from September 2025.
Further information about our Tai Chi club can be found at: http://waterloocca.com/thread-3451-1-1.html
1. Tai Chi 42-form training course 1st half (Bilingual, English and Chinese) [FULL, further registration will be put into waiting list automatically]The 42 form Tai Chi with basic Tai Chi movements and skills will be taught. The 42 form isprimarily formulated based on Yang-style Tai Chi with integrated skills/movements from other styles.
ClassTimes: Thursdays, 7:10pm – 7:55pm, from 2025 September 4th to 2026 January 22nd (no class on Dec25 and Jan01)
Participants: No previous experience in Tai Chi is needed to participate in this course. Everything will be introduced afresh. People with previous experience in Tai Chi may also benefit from participating in this course to hone their skills, adjust their postures and movements. It is a great opportunity for all to start, continue or reconnect with their Tai Chi journey.
Cost: $100.00per person for 20 sessions.
2. Tai Chi 56-form trainingcourse 1st half (Chinese only)
The 56 form Tai Chi is formulated primarily based on Chen-style Tai Chi by integrating two serial “Traditional” Chen-styles(so-called “Old Frame”).
ClassTimes: Thursdays, 8:00pm – 8:45pm, from 2025 September 4th to 2026 January 22nd (no class on Dec25 and Jan01)
Participants: The course willbe suitable for trainees with some Tai Chi experience.
Cost: $100.00/person, 20 sessions (If you sign up for two classes in the term, the second one will have 50% off. That's $150 for two classes)
3. LocationMount Zion Lutheran Church (enter from the side door), 29 Westmount Rd South, Waterloo
4. Sign up and contactPayment method: EMT to taichi.wcca@gmail.com (payee is DongM*)
If spots are filled up, further registration will be put into waiting list automatically.
Note:
The above course content and schedule are subject to change without prior notice.
Feel free to come earlier before and stay after the class to practice in the classroom, or ask questions.
5. FAQs1) How intensive is the course? The Yang-style Tai Chi consists largely of slow, steady and soft movements. It is suitable for most people, of any age.
2) I have made vacation plans and might miss some classes, will there be any make-up classes? We will review the missed classes and provide you with some make-up suggestions. We also practice what was taught in the courses during the club activity time. Please let the instructors know in advance. Unfortunately we don't support refund and seat transfer.
3) Do I need to prepare special Tai Chi clothing? There is no specific dress code. We recommend comfortable, loose-fitting and breathable clothing, and a pair of soft-soled shoes suitable for exercises.
4) Can I take the course if I don’t have any Tai Chi experience? You may consider taking the course on 42-Form Tai Chi, which does not require any previous Tai Chi experience. This course could also be helpful if you have some previous experience in Tai Chi, and hope to refresh and get better at posture or movements in your practice.
5) May I audit a class first before deciding to join one of the courses?
New participants are welcome to have one free trial session.
6) Why is it the first half this time?
A: We will teach the first half this term. This schedule gives participants more time to review and consolidate the material they've learned. Participants who wish to continue studying after this term can sign up for the second half class in the 2026 Spring term.
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