​To enquire about joining a class;
Check the current information under the 'classes' tab about the classes you are interested in.
​See below the arrangements for joining Cambridge, London and Online classes.
and  look at the FAQ's below that
Then please use the Submit enquiry button for your enquiry.

The online sessions;*
These run in 10 week blocks but are joinable at any time. ​The fee adjusted pro rata at joining.
the loosening and Chi Kung are £70 each and for both its £120

No drop in arrangement.

Please use the 'Join now' button below to enquire
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The weekly classes in Cambridge.*
 Joining  the basic Tai Chi class;
The Tai Chi mini form is taught in six sections which rotate week by week. You can join in any week or you can choose to join at the beginning of a cycle.
Joining mid cycle is quite do-able and not a problem although starting 'from the top' is obviously nice.
Joining  the advancing Tai Chi class;
You need to have studied the basic class or have significant experience.
Joining  the Chi Kung class;
The basic Chi Kung class is quite flexible and you can often join at any time and do not need experience.

Fees for the weekly Cambridge classes;
there are one off, 6 week & 12 week plans.
12 week plans are better value than 6 week plans.
Booking for more subjects also attract a discount. You need to enquire to find out current arrangements.
Please use the 'Join now' button below.
​​The London weekends;*
Usually charged per session, sometimes discounts for year long courses paid in advance.
*Generally the classes are part of an  accumulative curriculum. A few of the classes are drop-in friendly.
*There are occasional variations in pricing.
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​Please use the 'Join now' button below to enquire​

Note for joining Hsing I Chuan;
There is a Hsing I Chuan class at the weekends but it is not generally open to beginners.
​If you have appropriate experience you may be able to join - please enquire by the 'Join now' button below.

​​***PLEASE NOTE;
Before joining you will need to fill out a health questionnaire & disclaimer. This is to satisfy insurance needs and for my awareness of any conditions.
FAO & things you need to know
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  • How long does it take to learn?
    It's like learning a language so frequency & consistency of attendance are beneficial and you continue to develop over years.
  • Is it worth doing for a short time?
    Definitely. If you put a little bit in you get a little bit out - the more the better. But in the beginning being exposed to new ideas is very beneficial and interesting.
  • Can I  drop in?
    Not for most classes inc Tai Chi. Think of it like a language class - dropping in & out doesn't really work.
    A few classes are drop in friendly - they are usually clearly indicated.
  • Can I get a qualification?
    Not really. You don't complete your study on any level. You revisit continuously and evolve constantly.
    It's a lot like practicing a piece of music.
  • What to wear?
    Dress is casual. Generally quite loose clothing.
    Non-marking shoes appreciated.
    'Heels' will not help you.
    I don't encourage or provide uniforms!
  • How fit must I be?
    Self care is very important in classes.
    You can work to your own fitness level. If an activity is not safe for you then we have plenty of work arounds. making me aware of your limits is important.
    Take care of yourself in class.
  • Why don't you teach teachers?
    a) I don't have time to train students to that level - it's a commitment to group classes, plus one-to-one training and a lot of self practice.
    b) like all professional development its expensive & intensive. I don't want to engage in that process with most students.