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  • What is Tai Chi?

    What is Tai Chi?

    Tai Chi is a martial art and exercise form that originated in ancient China that has become increasingly…

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  • Summer term evening classes at Caludon Castle

    Summer term evening classes at Caludon Castle

    Tai Chi and Qigong evening classes have been held in Coventry since Chee Soo opened his class at…

    Evening classes, Tai Chi
  • Tai Chi and Tai Chi weapons Summer Term Course in Leamington

    Tai Chi and Tai Chi weapons Summer Term Course in Leamington

    The Leamington Spa club is one of our longest-running clubs and was inaugurated by Chee Soo in 1980.…

    Weekend courses
  • Summer Course in Cornwall 2025

    Summer Course in Cornwall 2025

    Every year we have a Summer Course in Cornwall and a p;osse from the Midlands area get together…

    Chinese medicine, Kung fu, Tai Chi
  • The Seahorse & Lee Style Tai Chi

    The Seahorse & Lee Style Tai Chi

    A Symbol of Resilience and Strength: Chee Soo’s Contribution to Lee Style T’ai Chi In summary, the seahorse…

    Taoism
  • Earth Element

    Earth Element

    Nourishing the Earth Element: The Key to a Balanced Qi In the realm of traditional Chinese medicine, understanding…

    Chinese medicine, Taoism
  • Free YouTube lessons

    Free YouTube lessons

    Welcome to Our Daily Training YouTube Playlists Embark on a journey of self-improvement with our diverse range of…

    Tai Chi
  • Year of the snake – adaptability and renewal

    Year of the snake – adaptability and renewal

    The Year of the Snake is intricately linked to adaptability and renewal in Chinese culture and astrology. These themes are deeply rooted in the…

    Taoism
  • T’ai Chi and overthinking

    T’ai Chi and overthinking

    Overthinking – less is more, how can less be more? It seems like a contradicition but in actual…

    Chinese medicine, Tai Chi, Uncategorised
  • How T’ai Chi can help us with creative problem solving skills

    How T’ai Chi can help us with creative problem solving skills

    T’ai Chi emerges as a transformative practice, not only fostering physical and mental well-being but also igniting the…

    Tai Chi
  • Will practicing Lee style Kung Fu benefit my T’ai Chi?

    Will practicing Lee style Kung Fu benefit my T’ai Chi?

    Practicing Lee style Kung Fu, as taught by Chee Soo, can certainly have a positive impact on your…

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  • Chee Soo in Coventry

    Chee Soo in Coventry

    Chee Soo was a renowned teacher of Tai Chi, Feng Shou Kung Fu, and Ancient Chinese Medicine who…

    Local clubs, Tai Chi
  • Wuwei

    Wuwei

    Wuwei (无为) often translated as “non-action,” is a fundamental concept in Taoist philosophy and has an important role…

    Evening classes, Tai Chi
  • Philosophy of the Taoists

    Philosophy of the Taoists

    Tai Chi is much more than just a physical exercise. At its core, Tai Chi is a deeply…

    Tai Chi
  • Sticky hands

    Sticky hands

    Tai Chi is a practice that is steeped in Taoist philosophy. The practice involves slow, flowing movements that…

    Evening classes, Tai Chi
  • Kai Men qigong

    Kai Men qigong

    Kai Men Qigong is a series of exercises in Lee style Tai Chi that emphasize the principles of…

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  • Tai Chi for stress reduction and relaxation

    Tai Chi for stress reduction and relaxation

    In recent years, Tai Chi has become an increasingly popular form of exercise worldwide, and for good reason.…

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  • Finding your Qi

    Finding your Qi

    Tai Chi is a form of exercise that has been practiced for centuries. It originated in China as…

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  • Tai Chi and Taoist Alchemy

    Tai Chi and Taoist Alchemy

    “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble,” Macbeth by William Shakespeare The quote from Macbeth,…

    Tai Chi
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Coventry Tai Chi

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