Beginner’s Class starting Thursday, February 3 Foothills Unitarian Church, 1815 Yorktown Ave, Fort Collins, CA 80526 1:30 – 2:30 pm on Church Patio. Must be vaccinated. Donations optional; given to fund for local various charities. Teaching neighbors in my enclosed backyard Tuesdays, from 9 – 10 am   About Me I had a head injury while body surfing at Torrance Read more...

Hello, my name is Mary Buirgy and I am an accredited T’ai Chi Chih teacher in Northern Colorado. I discovered T’ai Chi Chih in the spring of 2017 at a time when my life and career as an educator were full of stressful demands. Having engaged in meditation practices throughout my adult life, I found T’ai Chi Chih to be Read more...

I meet with prospective students one-on-one to help them find ongoing classes where they can learn T’ai Chi Chih.   See all accredited TCC teachers in Pennsylvania here. Read more...

During my very first lesson in March 2013, I experienced several benefits — improved balance, deep relaxation, and a sense of the promise of increased joy. It is now my passion to promote the wellness of body, mind, and soul, which T’ai Chi Chih offers. I was accredited in 2016 and have been teaching ever since. These days there is Read more...

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Thanks for visiting and stay tuned. In the meantime, see our Northern Colorado group too.   See all accredited TCC teachers in Colorado here. Read more...

The first time I ever saw T’ai Chi Chih being practiced, I was taking a walk along Boulder Creek. I had just recently moved to Colorado from my home in northern Virginia. A group of people were gathered together by the library, and just watching them brought to me a real sense of peace and homecoming. How fortunate I was Read more...

The practice of T’ai Chi Chih (TCC) can be transformative in people’s lives. It has transformed mine. When I first learned T’ai Chi Chih back in 1999, I was a stressed-out corporate employee looking for some inner peace and more balance in my life. A friend suggested T’ai Chi Chih telling me that I would love it and it would Read more...

I became a T’ai Chi Chih instructor to help people. I went through a major loss in my life and my grief counselor taught me T’ai Chi Chih to help me cope with my grief. I have been teaching  a drop in class at the Golden Community Center twice a week for more than two years. (With Covid-19 I have Read more...

Everyone is Welcome Eliza Fulton is a Certified T’ai Chi Chih Instructor since 2016.  She was first introduced to T’ai Chi Chih in 1998.  She is also a 500 hour certified yoga teacher.  Eliza loves the opportunity to share her expertise with others and especially likes to offer classes where a group can learn and practice together.  She has taught Read more...

T’ai Chi Chih helps me to focus within, quiet my thoughts, become aware of my body and explore the energy that is life, our Chi. It’s a time to let my mind take a break from everything else; this is my time to focus within, to activate, circulate and balance the Chi. It’s not a destination I expect to reach 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...

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...

Welcome! Lisa Stroyan offers a variety of classes (primarily) online and in Northern CO, to students, candidates, and teachers across the country. She also offers individual mentoring to students and teacher candidates. Some classes are “ongoing,” meaning they recur continuously.  However, many specialized classes can be scheduled once a few people are interested, and those people will have first choice as Read more...