Chinatown Tai Chi Center
Enjoy the benefits of Tai Chi by Enrolling now.Check the Class Schedule for class times and enrollment dates.
A New Year - Happy New Year 2012
This is the Chinese Year Of the Dragon, officially beginning on 23 January, 2012.
New Beginner Classes are starting soon. Call 651-699-2863
Our Chinese New Year Banquet will be announced for February 18 (See the Members Section for details).
Jan/Feb Newsletter is coming out soon. Some students wrote about how Grandmaster Doc-Fai Wong's visit in October changed their lives
We will be having our contest again this year for the best password using the Dragon as the theme see more information on the members page (if you remember the password that is).
A reminder to beginning students, the Wednesday evening class for you will be from 6:30 to 7:30 - with warm ups from 6 - 6:30. We will keep this time until further notice.
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese Martial Art that is well known for its superior health benefits and high level of effectiveness in combat. Tai Chi forms, which are performed in a slow and relaxed manner, calm the mind and release the mental and physical tensions of our modern, stressful lifestyle. Our school is directly descended from the originator of Yang Style Tai Chi through his grandson Yang Cheng-Fu.
Please call Sifu Phyllis Calph at 651-699-2863 with questions. You may also send us mail
If you call in advance, we can answer any questions you may have before you come to your first class. Of course, you can always just show up to watch a class. Everyone is welcome.
Student Creed
I intend to develop myself in a positive manner and avoid anything that would reduce my mental growth or my physical health.
I intend to develop self-discipline and respect in order to bring out the best in myself and others.
I intend to participate in class consistently, practice what I learn constructively and defensively to help myself and others, and never be abusive or offensive.
Bend and be straight,
Empty and be full,
Wear out and be new,
Have little and gain,
Have much and be confused.
Tao Te Ching - Twenty-Two
