Bi-Monthly Training
Long-Term Commitment each class one hour
This class is for those who already understand the basic fundamentals and are ready to challenge themselves to experience the structure of kung fu. The first part of this semi-monthly course is from February to May, and the second is from July to October. Students can choose to participate in one part or all. The focus of the course is to experience the basic training and foundation of traditional kung fu rather than just routines.
2025 Seeking Balance Program
Time: 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesday of the month,
6:00–7:00 PM
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April – July Sessions
• Dates: April 15, 29 | May 6, 20 | June 3, 17 | July 1, 15
• Total Duration: 8 hours (1 hour per session)
• Enrollment Period: March 28 – April 15, 2025
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August – November Sessions
• Dates: August 5, 19 | September 2, 16, 30 | October 7, 21 | November 4
• Total Duration: 8 hours (1 hour per session)
• Enrollment Period: July 15 – August 5, 2025
Course Description
Tai Chi is a traditional martial art that integrates philosophy, Taoism, and the art of maintaining fitness and wellness. Tao Chi’s roots are based on ancient works such as the Tao Te Ching which embodies the essence of Chinese culture.
This course is an indispensable part of kung fu training and is suitable for students with basic skills. Those participants who complete 16 hours of training will gain a basic understanding of classical training.
Rate
April – July Sessions for $200
Promotion Rates:
$180 (New Students)
$ 150 (Those who have participated in the Seeking Balance program last year)
(Offer Ends before April 15, 2025)
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August – November Sessions for $200
Promotion Rates:
$180 (New Students)
$ 120 (Those who have participated in the Seeking Balance program in April - July)
(Offer Ends before August 5, 2025)
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In order to foster a sense of community, each student is required to acquired a set of linen Tai Chi outfits for $40, or individual pieces such as a top for $30 and pants for $15.
However, if a student already possesses a Tao Tai Chi Studio outfit (either the top or bottom), they are not required to purchase additional clothing to participate in the class.
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(Note: These rate apply exclusively to students enrolling in the "Seeking Balance" course)
Textbook: (Optional)
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“Cheng Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Ch'uan
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Here is the link you can find it:
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