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Looking forward to dipping your toe into the beautiful arts of Qi Gong and Tai Chi ?
We offer regular classes both on Zoom and also in halls around Rutland, please see our Workshop page and Class page for more information .
So come and enjoy all the benefits and fun of our classes, simply get in touch with us to discuss your requirements.
Looking forward to dipping your toe into the beautiful arts of Qi Gong and Tai Chi ?
We offer regular classes both on Zoom and also in halls around Rutland, please see our Workshop page and Class page for more information .
So come and enjoy all the benefits and fun of our classes, simply get in touch with us to discuss your requirements.
Tai Chi Rutland is based in Oakham in the beautiful county of Rutland. We teach Tai Chi and Qi Gong for beginners and those with experience at two venues across Rutland as well as at private venues.
We also provide bespoke training for corporates and charities in the region, including seated Tai Chi.
Our ethos is to make Tai Chi accessible to as many people as possible, of what ever age and physical ability.
We also provide bespoke training for corporates and charities in the region, including seated Tai Chi.
Our ethos is to make Tai Chi accessible to as many people as possible, of what ever age and physical ability.
Hi I'm Duncan and I developed my love of Tai Chi and Qigong whilst living in France where my wife and I spent several happy years recharging our batteries after leading hectic lives in London.
Having practiced Tai Chi for many years and realising its benefits I decided to embark on studying the art to a deeper level, studying initially with Tai Chi Nation, based in Devon. It was here over several years of study that I obtained my teaching qualifications in both Tai Chi and Qigong. More recently I have continued my training with Deyin Taijiquan Institute and the British Health Qigong Association and have become an instructor member of both of these world renowned organisations lead by the inspirational Faye and Tary Yip.
I am looking forward to sharing my love for this art and all the benefits that it gives.
All ages and levels of experience are welcome, especially beginners.
For Tai Chi I teach the Yang lineage style, the most popular style of Tai Chi globally. I teach the Yang 8 and 16 forms and Sword. For more experienced practitioners I teach the Yang 24 form.
For Qigong I use many styles and sequences, from the Gold Standard "Shi Ba Shi" meaning 18 movements to the popular Ba Duan Jin (8 Pieces of Brocade) as well as Yi Jin Jing and Mawangdui, Daoyin 12 and fusions thereof.
Having practiced Tai Chi for many years and realising its benefits I decided to embark on studying the art to a deeper level, studying initially with Tai Chi Nation, based in Devon. It was here over several years of study that I obtained my teaching qualifications in both Tai Chi and Qigong. More recently I have continued my training with Deyin Taijiquan Institute and the British Health Qigong Association and have become an instructor member of both of these world renowned organisations lead by the inspirational Faye and Tary Yip.
I am looking forward to sharing my love for this art and all the benefits that it gives.
All ages and levels of experience are welcome, especially beginners.
For Tai Chi I teach the Yang lineage style, the most popular style of Tai Chi globally. I teach the Yang 8 and 16 forms and Sword. For more experienced practitioners I teach the Yang 24 form.
For Qigong I use many styles and sequences, from the Gold Standard "Shi Ba Shi" meaning 18 movements to the popular Ba Duan Jin (8 Pieces of Brocade) as well as Yi Jin Jing and Mawangdui, Daoyin 12 and fusions thereof.
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