Tai CHI Center of Madison

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Thirtyfive years of high quality instruction in Tai Chi and QiGong has made the Tai Chi Center of Madison one of the healthiest, longest- running schools of its kind in the country. The Tai Chi Center is a place of peace, healing, nurture and growth for our staff, students and other users of the facility.
Thanks for visiting! We look forward to seeing you soon.

Tai Chi Center of Madison
Tai Chi, is a slow, graceful Chinese exercise that enhances relaxation skills, mental focus and physical alignment while building leg strength, endurance and stability. Ideal for increasing stamina, flexibility and coordination, Tai Chi promotes efficiency of movement and economy of effort. Its principles apply to all activity. Tai Chi is a form of Qigong, a Chinese term for energy cultivation. Tai Chi practice incorporates principles for health of body, mind and spirit and harmony in human interactions.
*** Schedule Update for Saturday Sept. 18 ***
Sword and WCC Chen's 60 Movements classes will not meet September 18th due to a special workshop. They will resume as usual the following week.
2010, September - December
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Dahn Energy Yoga is included with your membership!

Dahn Energy Yoga Schedule and Information

Registration and more information for all of Tricia's workshops: 608-257-4171 or tyu@taichihealth.com or http://www.taichihealth.com/seminars.html

Sunday, October 17, 1:00 - 4:00
Place: Tai Chi Center of Madison, 301 S. Bedford St.

Guo Lin Qi-gong was developed in China during 1960s specifically for cancer
care. Since then hundreds of thousands of Chinese cancer patients have benefited from this healing exercise. The gentle movements, easy postures, and unique breathing techniques bring a balance of energy flow – the end result is better health of the body and mind.
The workshops will be led by Colleen Lewis, a national board certified and state licensed acupuncturist since 2000 whose journey into Oriental Medicine began 20 years ago through the study of Taijiquan (T'ai Chi) and Qigong (Chinese therapeutic exercise).

email doug@taichicenterofmadison.com (include Guo Lin in the subject line)
or call 608-663-8299 for more information.
Fee: Optional donation to be shared between the instructor and the center.

Rooftop Tai Chi At Monona Terrace
Rooftop Tai Chi is no longer being presented by the Tai Chi Center. Call Monona Terrace for information.