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FlyFishin

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I would like to learn tai chi in waldorf. Need a teacher and a group willing to meet on a regular basis. I live in Hampshire neighborhood. Looking for this to be a cost free thing. Any thoughts?
 
Misfit

Misfit

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FlyFishin said:
I would like to learn tai chi in waldorf. Need a teacher and a group willing to meet on a regular basis. I live in Hampshire neighborhood. Looking for this to be a cost free thing. Any thoughts?
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I did Tai Chi for a little over ten years, the first half of that was on my own through DVD's. I'd be surprised if you find a good teacher for free. It's been my experience that the Chinese arts are money driven. You pay for "Ancient Chinese Secret".

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BOP

BOP

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I realize this post is over a year old, but I took Tai Chi at CSM in Leonardtown. It's not free, but it's about as low cost as you can get.
 
Misfit

Misfit

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Dixie said:
I'm curious because I've been thinking about doing this myself and would have to go with DVDs versus going out. Did they work for you?
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Yes, if you're focused they can give you a sound base.

Look into Dr. Paul Lam Tai Chi for beginners.
 
BOP

BOP

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The instructor at CSM uses Paul Lam in his classes. When I took it, it was the Sun Style 73 forms, but he usually teaches Yang Style.
 
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