I once heard a wise teacher describe T’ai Chi Chih as “A Way.” A way for some to improve balance, flexibility and range of motion. A way to strengthen cognitive health. A way to find inner strength and peace of mind. T’ai Chi Chih is all of that;  and more. It is a gift, the greatest gift that you can Read more...

I began learning T’ai Chi Chih with Marie Dotts in March 2014 and was hooked from the first lesson! I was a professional public reference librarian for more than 40 years and easily transitioned to teaching TCC when I retired. In both situations I was and am dedicated to helping others find what they are looking for to improve their Read more...

Linda has been practicing T’ai Chi Chih for about 10 years. She has found it to be an amazing boon in her life, helping her to remove negative habit energies and allowing her to feel much more peaceful, calm and centered. In November 2019, Linda became an accredited T’ai Chi Chih teacher in order to share this wonderful practice with Read more...

Thank you for visiting. I became an accredited TCC instructor in 1994 in Denver, so I’m starting to feel like I’m a part of “TCC ancient history!” I have not been teaching recently, but over time have enjoyed teaching groups and also doing some private classes, plus attending teacher retreats from time to time.   See all accredited TCC teachers 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...

Thanks for visiting. I intend to start teaching soon in the park. Please contact me if you are interested. See all accredited TCC teachers in Nevada here. Read more...

Although I’m not teaching now because of the pandemic, please see all accredited TCC teachers in the NYC metro area here and New Jersey here. Read more...

Thanks for visiting. In addition to teaching T’ai Chi Chih, I am also an accredited Reiki Practitioner and an accredited Qigong Therapist. See all accredited TCC teachers in Maryland here. Read more...

I was introduced to Tai Chi Chih in 1994 and found it the perfect antidote to the dis-ease of modern life.  I was so taken with the form that I flew to the States in 2010, to gain my teacher’s accreditation. Although Im qualified to teach other forms of Tai Chi, I prefer to share TTC, especially with Western beginners. Read more...

Laurin was accredited to teach in March 2018 and has been actively teaching since then. She teaches up to 60 students a week with a mixture of classes, from beginners to experienced students and works within the community working with those with disabilities, recovering from stroke or other brain injuries and adults with lifetime disabilities such as cerebral palsy.  She Read more...

When my wife, Terry Johnson, and I first started T’ai Chi Chih on September 11, 2017, I found it interesting.  The movements were soft and slow, unlike any other martial art I’d taken before.  No surprise there, since T’ai Chi Chih is not a martial art, it’s a healing art.  Interesting, but not for me, I thought.  Terry continued going Read more...

I found T’ai Chi Chih in 2015. I think I took the beginner’s class three or four times before I thought I was ready to progress to an intermediate class. I met a wonderful woman at a retreat in my second year of practice who was very instrumental in getting me to be a teacher and I will never be Read more...

Watch this space. Photo: The beauty of Cutanapamba, just up the road a bit from our house here in Ecuador. Read more...

Hi. I’m happy to share with you some highlights of my recent journey into the world of practicing and teaching T’ai Chi Chih and Seijaku. I received my certification to teach T’ai Chi Chih November 19, 2011. My primary T’ai Chi Chih teacher is Ann Rutherford. On November 19, 2016 I received certification for teaching Seijaku. Pam Towne was my Read more...

I live in Fort Collins at The Winslow, a senior living establishment with about 100 rooms. Prior to becoming accredited, I started “teaching” two years ago simply through showing videos by Carmen Brocklehurst, Justin Stone and Pam Towne. After I became accredited, they evolved into Thursday and Saturday morning classes. While usually small, they continue despite COVID-19 restrictions. As I Read more...

Hello, I am a life-long seeker and searcher who embraces the connection of mind, body, and spirit in living and in service to others. The practice of T’ai Chi Chih enhances and deepens that awareness for me. It grounds my mind, relaxes my body, and expands my spirit of openness, gratitude, and joy. I have been practicing T’ai Chi Chih Read more...

WHERE: Arroyo Verde Park, Ventura — (on the grass near the entrance to the park) WHAT: Ongoing, all-levels class. Continuing students and Beginners are welcome in every class. WHEN: Mondays 11:15am – 12:15pm FEE: $10.  Lisa M. Otero has been practicing T’ai Chi Chih for 25 years and was accredited to teach in 2000.  She is a student of Carmen Brocklehurst and Read more...