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Sunday Morning Classes in ManhattanBelow is logistic information on the Center for Taiji & Qigong Studies' continuing public classes in Manhattan taught by Dr. Yang. ***Class dates are subject to change due to Dr. Yang's busy travel schedule and ever increasing demands for his teaching.***Classes are structured in sessions of 10 classes - each class is 2 hours. Occasionally, when existing students travel, there will be an open space for drop-in students. You can check with the Center if you travel to NYC and would like to join a group lesson to learn from Dr. Yang. CurriculumThe holistic taiji & qigong curriculum is designed to improve our wellbeing in mind, body, and spirit. Classes are non-sequential, so students are welcome to join anytime. Currenlty class is focuses on static and dynamic qigong meditation, the essential movements of the 48 form movement, and push-hands.ApplicationTwo steps are required to apply for class:1. Submit a waiver/non-compete agreement form; and 2. Submit the subsequent application form. We will notify you soon regarding class availability. LogisticsLocation:440 StudiosAddress: 440 Lafayette St. in Manhattan. NOTE: Sunday classes will be in studio 4C. Due to Dr. Yang's busy travel schedule, an occasional Saturday class will be in 4a. Directions: click here for location and subway directions Parking: available on the street Dates: see calendar below Class time: 10:00A - 12:00P Session length: 10 classes (2hrs/class, 20 hours total instruction) Cost:$500 for 10 class session. Priority is given to full session students. Drop in class granted if space is available at $65/class, however all students must submit an application/waiver form. Make-up classes: No make-up classes are available PaymentPayments may be made via check or money order at class.CalendarThe following browser/OS combinations are needed to view the calendar:Note: JavaScript and cookies must be enabled on all browsers. |
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