Born and raised in Southern California, Lynne Roberts has lived in Missoula for the past 31 years. Lynne’s background was in dance performance prior to becoming an accredited T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) teacher in 1988 by T’ai Chi Master, Justin Stone. Lynne has offered classes throughout the Missoula community for three decades and currently instructs ongoing TCC classes at The Read more...

When I was in my early thirties, a dancer I admired suggested I try T’ai Chi Chih and I fell in love with the gentle rhythmic movements instantly! My Teacher insisted I take the Teacher’s Training course lead by the originator of the form, Justin Stone, and while rehearsing my graduation presentation, a woman asked “isn’t that T’ai Chi’? That Read more...

Sharon Sirkis, BSN, became an accredited T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) teacher in 1997, after achieving relief through TCC from many years of chronic pain. Since that time she has taught credit classes at University Maryland Baltimore County College (UMBC) for 20 years. She has also taught many TCC classes at Senior Living Communities, as well as seated TCC to the Read more...

Watch this space as links and more information are added for Justin F Stone (1916-2012), T’ai Chi Chih’s Originator and original teacher … :-) In the meantime: — visit the Justin Stone website. — see Justin’s timeline-by-the decade. — learn TCC with Justin through his streaming instructional videos. — meditate on these notable quotations.             Read more...

I have not been teaching T’ai Chi Chih lately due to COVD-19, but I still practice daily. Since the closest teachers in the area are more than two hours away, please contact me if you are interested in classes. I am available to teach via Skype.   See all accredited TCC teachers in Alberta here. Read more...

I have been practicing T’ai Chi Chih since 1995. When I began, classes in Sitka were taught by Russ Brown who came to town for a week (with classes times per week) and and then he was gone for maybe two months, the back again. I was accredited in June 1997 and Seijaku accredited in November 1997 in Albuquerque, N.M. Read more...

Jessica enjoys working with and has taught students across the entire spectrum of age, health condition, and ability. Her teaching style has been described by her students as so warm, authentic, and personable that “her classes are like coming home to a wonderful hot meal.” In the 5 years since her Accreditation she’s played a large role in the formation Read more...

I had been described as having a mind like a racehorse…on steroids. Not a pleasant characteristic! Imagine my amazement when, after experiencing my first T’ai Chi Chih class in 1999, my mind felt completely calm and QUIET. Ahhh, now THAT got my attention! I became accredited in 2000 and have been teaching classes ever since. The populations and environments I Read more...

Hello all – I’ve been studying Qigong on and off since 1993. Certification in T’ai Chi Chih in 2006 set me in motion for success in learning T’ai Chi Chuan after previous short attempts. The simplicity of TCC creates a solid foundation to which I build on learning various forms of Qigong and Martial Arts. The TCC community is supportive Read more...

Corine learned T’ai Chi Chih from her sister, accredited TCC teacher Carmen Brocklehurst, and had the honor to practice many times over many years with TCC originator Justin Stone. TCC teaching runs in the family: Corine’s daughter, Lisa Otero, is also a TCC teacher. Corine is committed to continuing education. She attends Carmen’s TCC retreats every year and has attended Read more...

Hello everyone!  I was lucky back in 2004 to watch my yoga teacher, Linda Prosche, doing a series of beautiful, soft flowing movements. Yoga class had not yet started. I asked her what she was going. She told me a little about Tai Chi Chih. I said “I have to learn this form.” I went and spoke to the head Read more...