Schedule change - classes start 14 January

Classes were scheduled to start again tomorrow, 7 January. However, although I had a fabulous holiday, on the last day I started going down with cruise cough. I am already beginning to feel a bit better, but to avoid passing it on to you all I am going to take an extra week off and do lots of tai chi and qigong at home.

Classes will now start again the week commencing 14 January. I look forward to seeing you all then. :) 

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! I know it's a little late, but I have been off the radar for a couple of weeks. :)

Happy Holidays!

There are no more classes now until the week starting 7 January 2019, so have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year, and keep up the tai chi and qigong.

Wednesday afternoon class opens to new beginners

It has been lovely doing tai chi and qigong among the books at @HindleyLibraryAndCommunityCentre. A big thank you to Chapter One Tea Rooms for getting the class started.

We've outgrown the children's section now though and it's time to move on. From this Wednesday 7 November classes will be at @HurstDance studios.

This means that we can now take on beginners again so if you would like to join the class do get in touch. We will be doing tai chi and qigong on Wednesday afternoons, 2.30pm to 3.30pm at Hurst Dance Studios, 51 Market Street, Hindley WN2 3AE.

Five Animal Frolics starting this Wednesday

Book now to try this fun and accessible qigong form. Access your inner tiger, deer, bear, monkey and bird, while improving your mental and physical wellbeing with gentle qigong exercises.

The 6 week course will take place at Leigh South (TocH) Community Centre, 32 Hope Carr Road, WN7 3ET, on Wednesday mornings, 10am-11am, starting 24 October. Only £27.

Email taiji@ahigherporpoise.com to book a place.

(: Happy World Mental Health Day :)

(: It's World Mental Health Day today. We all need to look after our mental health, so be happy and nourish mind and body with tai chi and qigong. :)

Qigong course - Wu Qin Xi or Five Animal Frolics

Wu Qin Xi or Five Animal Frolics, as its name suggests, is a joyful qigong form, suitable for all ages and abilities. In various stretches the qigong player endeavours to get into the spirit of each of the five animals: the powerful courageous tiger, the playful carefree deer, the calm steady bear, the clever nimble monkey and the graceful agile bird.

There will be a 6 week course on Five Animal Frolics at Leigh South (TocH) Community Centre, 32 Hope Carr Road, WN7 3ET. It will be on Wednesday mornings, 10am-11am, starting 24 October.