Falling Leaf is happy to support Lindy Moulton who practices Traditional Acupuncture in Ashford and Staines. For Lindy’s web site click on links and scroll down to the Health section. Lindy studied acupuncture, initially at ICOM (The International College of Oriental Medicine) and subsequently at LCTA (The London College of Traditional Acupuncture) graduating with a […]
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Falling Leaf hold classes during the day at local venues, Ashford and Walton on Thames. Each class is 1 hour duration and is based on both Tai Chi and Qi Gong exercise, working on body, mind and spirit known as the “Three Treasures”. A gentle and rythmic workout to improve respiration is followed by Tai […]
Read more...Poet Allen Ginsburg does “The Form” in his kitchen in New York. Ever had trouble doing The Form through lack of space, or had one of those days when there are just too many distractions? then click on “Allen Ginsburg Tai Chi” in the You Tube section on our Links Page, and enjoy!
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Chiropractor tells Pat, “you couldn’t do anything better.”
A lovely email from Pat Newman about how since joining our class the exercises have helped keep her supple.
An interesting article based on studies in tai chi from an across-the-board review, published in the American Journal of Health Promotion.
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New beginners are welcome on both our Tuesday and Thursday classes, all ages accepted. No special clothing required, just something loose and flat shoes.
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Seminar at the Cobham Martial Arts Academy
Many thanks to Michael Page, and his group for a really enjoyable afternoon.
On November 14th 2009 we gave a seminar to the Surbiton Martial Arts Academy, to expose them to the joys of Tai Chi.
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Falling Leaf Tai Chi offers Tai Chi/Qi Gong classes for senior citizens. This is a gentle exercise class to benefit body, respiration and balance. We seek to promote an enjoyable atmosphere and release your inner smile.
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Falling Leaf Tai Chi School gave a seminar for Surbiton Martial Arts. Three instructors attended, Clive Hamblen, Bill Hailey and Graham Jones.
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