BEGINNER TAI CHI IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Class Schedule

Weekly Class Schedule

Wednesday through Saturday • All times Mountain Time

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Your beginner session starts at 9:30 AM

9:30 – 10:00 AM: Stretch & warm-up
10:00 – 10:45 AM: Beginner 108 Form

Your first class is free. No appointment necessary.

Arrive 5 minutes early to complete your waiver.

Same schedule every Wednesday – Saturday

TIME CLASS
9:30 – 10:00 AM Tai Chi Stretch & Warm-Up
10:00 – 10:45 AM Beginner Tai Chi 108 Form
10:45 – 11:00 AM Qigong
11:00 – 11:45 AM Yang Family Tai Chi 22 Form
11:45 AM – 12:15 PM Two-Person Tai Chi Partner Exercises

The final class changes each day

12:15 – 12:45 PM

DAY CLASS
Wednesday Tai Chi Sword
Thursday Tai Chi Fast Form
Friday Tai Chi Saber
Saturday Two-Person Partner Exercises

Fast Form: knowledge of the 108 Form is required.

Class descriptions & experience levels

Class descriptions

  • Yang Family Tai Chi “108 Form” and Warm Up: This class is perfect for both beginners and those with some Tai Chi experience. The Tai Chi Warmup and 108 Formwork develop an open, relaxed body. Regularly practicing the Tai Chi warmup and 108 Form can give you the majority of the physical and mental benefits of Tai Chi.
  • Yang Family Tai Chi 22 Form “Old 6 Roads” is the original Yang Family Tai Chi Form. This class strongly emphasizes mental relaxation and focus.
  • Yang Family Tai Chi Staff – Yang Family Tai Chi Staff, Solo, and Partner Drills.
  • Yang Family Tai Chi Sword – This is the classical Yang family Tai Chi Straight Sword Form.
  • Yang Family Tai Chi Saber – Traditional Yang Family Tai Chi Saber Form and Partner Drills.
  • Yang Family Tai Chi Fast Form is a vigorous and difficult method of training the Yang Family techniques usually reserved for more advanced students. It is also known as the Tai Chi fighting form. The student must know the 108 Form before taking this class.
  • Tai Chi 2-Person Exercises – Simple partner exercises (Tui Shou) to assist one in applying the energies of the form to another person and using a partner to develop a deeper understanding of your solo form.
  • Tai Chi 2-Person Form—This is a traditional 2-Person Form (San Shou) using movements from the 108 Form. It develops comfort and relaxation with a partner as you practice movements from the 108 Form as a 2-person partner exercise.
  • Tai Chi Partner Training with Instructor Howard Drossman– Tai Chi Partner exercises (Push Hands), Tai Chi fighting applications from the 108 Form, Tai Chi Ball and applications, Tai Chi Sword, Tai Chi Staff.

Experience levels

  • Beginner – has little to no Tai Chi experience with Yang Family Tai Chi
  • Intermediate – has some Tai Chi experience and ability, which is needed to understand the intermediate Tai Chi concept and movements
  • Advanced – having much experience and skill in the beginner and intermediate Tai Chi classes allows for a deep understanding of the advanced concepts, movements, and energies.

Find the studio

219 W. Colorado Ave., Suite 310

Under the Colorado Avenue bridge–enter from the WEST side.

Ages 13 and older • Questions? Call or text (719) 375-8339
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