Australian College of Tai Chi and Qi Gong

15/06/2025

After the holidays some new classes will start Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd July 2025.
A course for brand new beginners to Wu style Tai Chi is starting at the Gymea Community Hall 10am on Wednesday 23rd July with instructor Sam Law. Cost is $120 per term.
Instructor Martin Shipley will be adding a new class of Fast Form on Tuesday 7-8pm to the existing class. Cost is $120 per term. This class starts on 22nd July.
If students have completed at least one year of Tai Chi classes, they are invited to enrol in a combination class of TaiChi /Qi Gong on Wednesdays 9.30am with Helen Lee. Qi Gong is a healing method closely associated with Tai Chi using breath work and the circulation of Qi along with meditation. Classes start 23rd July and cost is $120 per term.
All existing classes from Term 2 will continue in Term 3.
Details and registrations will be on our website www.taichicollege.com.au

13/04/2025

Hi Everyone,
Good to see so much interest by all during first term 2025. A special shout out to all the Beginners that started this year - well done!
People's expectations can sometimes get in the way before they approach a new hobby or activity. What appears to be slow, and relaxing when 'someone else' is doing Tai Chi in the park can become a bit different when you are learning some moves where your arms and legs appear to be moving in different directions!
Perseverance is the key, and practice! Keep it going and it all falls into place, and don't forget to ask your instructor questions! 😀

22/02/2025

It is a beautiful morning! Saturday practice session 22nd February 2025. Welcome to all newcomers and people starting classes this term. 😀

02/02/2025

Hi Everyone,
Welcome to the new term classes of 2025!
Please check your enrolment details and don't forget to come to class this week.
There are still spaces available in the Tuesday 8am Beginners Class Slow Form Tai Chi, at the Gymea Community Hall, starting tomorrow. If you are thinking about it, just come along and see for yourself what Tai Chi is about.

12/01/2025

Happy New Year everyone!
If you are thinking of joining a tai chi class in Term 1, 2025 the registrations are open on our website. Go to our site to find out what classes may suit you, and to register for Saturday practice sessions
www.taichicollege.com.au

08/12/2024

After a thundery and rainy start, the Tai Chi College had its annual Christmas party on Saturday. Great demonstrations of the different forms were given by the advanced students and Master Sam Li. Thank you!
Saturday practice will continue throughout summer, weather permitting however Term 4 classes will finish on 19th December.
We would like to wish everyone a happy holiday and best wishes!

17/11/2024

Another beautiful practice of Tai Chi this morning! A heads up for our end of year Get Together, on 7th December, or if raining - the following Saturday 14th December. Practice will start 7.30 with Slow Form starting at 8am, at Centenary Park, Miranda. More details are on our Website www.taichicollege.com.au

10/11/2024

New Tai Chi College Logo Tee-shirts!
Many of us practicing Tai Chi have wanted a way to obtain a new Tai Chi College shirt, and I am happy to say we can do that now at Jett Embroidery, Caringbah. Situated opposite the Caringbah Post Office, the staff at Jett Embroidery can either sew the logo on your own shirt, or you can purchase a tee-shirt there and have it embroidered with our logo, back and front. The cost of the embroidery is $35.00. Winter jackets can also be embroidered here with our logo as well, at the same price. I think the new shirts look great!

19/10/2024

Welcome back to Term 4 classes and Saturday practice sessions 2024! Although the forecast was for rain, we had a great practice this morning led by Sam Li. A beaurtiful way to start the weekend. 🙂

03/08/2024

Saturday practice, on a clear sunny morning at Miranda. Firstly sword practice for beginners, then slow form was invigorating for us!

11/07/2024

Happy Winter practice everyone! The weather can be a challenge some days but practicing is totally worth it. By practicing Tai Chi we can become more in tune with nature.
Using the correct stance to gain connection to the earth, breathing with the whole body and moving at a smooth even tempo from yin to yang our body and minds benefit.
Term 3 will begin the week of 23rd July for 10 weeks. Details of classes are listed on our website www.taichicollege.com.au and registrations are open now.
A new Beginner class will be starting Wednesday 24th July at 9am at the Gymea Community Hall with Helen Lee. A new Push Hands class is starting 8 - 9pm Thursday 25th July at the Gymea Community Hall.

The College offers classes in Cronulla, Caringbah, Kogarah, Miranda, Gymea, Sutherland, Menai, Canterbury and Rockdale (NSW, Australia). Tai chi and qi gong are taught in order to improve health and facilitate self-defense. The college teaches beginner through advanced tai chi, both slow and fast fo...

03/07/2024

Here are the combined Wednesday morning classes today looking relaxed after an hour of Tai Chi! The students have done really well this term.