BECOME A CERTIFIED TEACHER
OF TAIJIQUAN OR QIGONG
LEARN ONE ON ONE AND IN SMALL GROUPS 
JOIN A FUN AND SUPPORTIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY
LEARN A SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT RELY ON STRENGTH OR SIZE


Come and try our Taijiquan (Tai Chi martial art) classes.   Taiji is well known as a system for improving health, but many people don't realize that the martial art version, Taijiquan, exists as a highly effective means of self-defense.  Taijiquan does not depend on youth, strength, size, or agility, and, therefore, it is particularily suited to people who may not excell in those qualities.   Learning Taijiquan martial art is also a great way to boost your confidence, raise your spirit, calm anxieties, and strengthen health and immunity.  Qi Elements welcomes adult students of all ages and exceptional teens (age 12 and above).  BTW, improved health comes along as a side benefit of the martial art, but if you just want to focus on health, try our Taiji-Qigong or Medical Qigong programs.   
Interested in learning more about our programs and how they can meet your goals?  Email Shifu Roger to arrange an on-line interview.
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Qi Elements offers adults and exceptional teens programs in Taijiquan (Taiji martial art and self-defense), Taiji-Qigong (Taiji with emphasis on health), and Medical Qigong Exercise (for health and relieving illnesses).  We take a comprehensive, in-depth approach based on Master Roger Blough's 31 years of teaching experience in universities, government and with Taiji and Qigong since obtaining his black sash certificate in 1997.  While each program has it's particular benefits, all of them give you the opportunity to improve self-confidence, mental function and focus, coordination and flexibility, and overall health. 

 

Transform Your Life--Health, Strength, Spirit

Saturday Morning Class Performs Yang Style Long Form
We Offer Instructor Certification in Taijiquan, Taiji-Qigong and Medical Qigong Exercise
Training with  Master Yang  Since 1995.

Shifu Roger Performing

Taiji-Based Self-Defense Doesn't Rely on Size, Strength, or Speed