Sharing TCC with Repeat Students

What is your approach/intent for sharing TCC with repeat students? How do you present TCC to continuing classes?

Responses to questions on the Conference evaluation sheet:

Refinement of moves, connected form, Seijaku.

– Timothy Stuetz
Anaheim, CA

I taught connected form plus breathing exercises from Steve’s book.

– Jan Martindale
Wood Village, OR

Assist in refining moves and offering answers to questions.

– Lavanna Kilborn
Port Alberni, BC

Welcoming. Present TCC with integrity.

– Christeen McLain
Fargo, ND

I need help here–I assign students (adv.) to assist beginners for part of class.

– Linda Prosche
Chicago, IL

We never stop learning; its a matter of refinement. With practice, we become more subtle and feel more depth.

– Luis Sanchez
Incline Village, NV

I establish a mailing list and contact previous students when I start a new class.

– Linda Sanchez
Incline Village, NV

Increased peace, well being with practice.

– Tamara Johnson
Denver, CO

20 move practice, extended time on one move, circle practice, outdoor practice, connected some moves, circles w/circles and fade in, fade out.

– Hope Ridley
San Mateo, CA

Students are welcome to attend on-going classes; cost is per class and presentation is at on-going class level.

– Don Fiore
Incline Village, NV

Discuss and refine movement.

– Vicki Brodie
Burlingame, CA

Refine movements and delve deeper into understand/feeling the power of the Chi.

– Amy Hackenberg
Evanston, IL

To refine the moves, encourage practice, re-motivate, share insights.

– Leslie Johnson-Leech
San Diego, CA

We practice only–no lessons.

– Donna Moore
Bainbridge Is., WA

Refining movements, reviewing basics, some connected form.

– Pat Hill
Golden, CO

Review class; I give practice class a discount.

– Regina Horgan
Ridgecrest, CA

We refine movements and go through the TCC more as a moving meditation.

– Adele Wenig
Oakland, CA

I call it an intermediate level practice hour. We practice the entire form with attention to areas of weakness. I sometimes incorporate some of the breath work from Seijaku.

– Ellen Tatge
Albuquerque, NM

Intuitively. It always depends who shows up. I let TCC do it–decide how.

– Susan Webster
El Cajon, CA

Clearing doubts–reassuring that we are all in this together.

– Wanda Zimmerman
Albuquerque, NM