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Tai chi
Please put the words
'tai chi' in the subject field.
We receive a lot of junk mail.
FAO
The e-mail should be for the attention of
Mrs Rachel Waller.
New starters welcome
You can start your induction course any Monday (except Bank Holidays).
Just come down to the hall with your £20 (in cash) around 6:45 PM and we'll
get you started.
Can you register online?
If you prefer to register and pay online, please send an e-mail.
Is tai chi suitable for me?
Please read the
'suitability' page. See what is
on offer and if suits your requirements.
Asking for things we don't offer
Some people e-mail asking for things we don't
teach e.g.
tai chi for the
elderly, tai chi
in a chair, tai chi for children,
tai chi for people with mental health issues, tai chi as performance art, women's self defence courses
or tai chi as an add-on to karate.
This is akin to asking for a Big Mac at a Chinese take away. Or for
Sainsbury's to sell you a used car. It is ridiculous. What do you expect
us to say?
Pre-class questions?
If you have any questions re the induction course,
please
e-mail these to me in advance of the session. I don't have access to e-mail
late afternoon/evening on a Monday.
Medical
questions?
If you have any medical questions, your
doctor is the person to speak to.
A tai chi teacher is not qualified (or permitted) to give advice on your unique
medical condition.
Go see your doctor.
Most students ask too many
questions too soon. An inquisitive mind is not wrong, but too much
questioning often signifies that the student failed to practice enough or
didn't take time to analyse and
investigate the problem on his own.
(Adam Hsu)
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Page created 13 January 1994
Last updated
9 May 2012
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