SPECIAL PROGRAMS (APPROVED US-TRADEMARK TAI CHI CLASSES)

Prerequisite: Orientation, Tai Chi 101 & 102

Tai Chi for Cancer (USPTO Serial Number 90373044): “Tai Chi for Cancer” is designed to help cancer patients and survivors lessen pain, reduce side effects from cancer treatments, and boost energy. This series of fundamental movements and sequential forms are rooted in Chen-family Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village where Tai Chi was created.

Tuition: $400 for 10 sessions of 10 weeks or equivalent seminars (1.5 hours for each class or total 15 hours)

Note: It is a consecutive and an incremental series to complete.

Prerequisite: Orientation, Tai Chi 101 & 102

Tai Chi for Insomnia (USPTO Serial Number 88843262): “Tai Chi for Insomnia” is designed to improve the overall well-being of people with problems sleeping. This series of fundamental movements and sequential forms are rooted in Chen-family Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village where Tai Chi was created. 

 Tuition: $400 for 10 sessions of 10 weeks or equivalent seminars  (1.5 hours for each class  or total 15 hours )

Note: It is a consecutive and an incremental series to complete. 

Prerequisite: Orientation, Tai Chi 101 & 102 

Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments (USPTO Serial Number  88843263):  “Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments” is designed to help lessen pain and improve overall well-being for people with spinal disease and disorders, such as herniated discs, scoliosis, lordosis, and kyphosis. This series of fundamental movements and sequential forms are rooted in Chen-family Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village where Tai Chi was created. 

 Tuition: $400 for 10 sessions of 10 weeks  or equivalent seminars (1.5 hours for each class  or total 15 hours )

Note: It is a consecutive and an incremental series to complete. 

Prerequisite: Orientation, Tai Chi 101 & 102

Tai Chi for Falls Prevention (USPTO Serial Number  90699210): “Tai Chi for Falls Prevention” is designed for people who have problems with their balance. This series of fundamental movements and sequential forms are designed to increase stability and improve gait. It is rooted in Chen-family Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village where Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village where Tai Chi was created. 

 Tuition: $400 for 10 sessions of 10 weeks or equivalent seminars  (1.5 hours for each class  or total 15 hours )

Note: It is a consecutive and an incremental series to complete.