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Looking for a T’ai Chi class in the MetroWest area?
Jon Woodward is a certified T’ai Chi instructor who leads many classes in the area. Find out about all classes by checking out the Classes page.
Classes Starting in January
There are no new sessions starting in December
- MetroWest YMCA T’ai Chi for Healthy Aging: Thursdays 12:45 PM, Starting January 3rd
- Callahan Senior Center – Framingham Traditional T’ai Chi: Mondays 12:30 PM, New Drop-In class starting January 7th
- East School Building, Natick Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi: Mondays 6:30 PM, Starting January 7th
Beginners and Section 2- East School Building, Natick Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi: Mondays 7:45 PM, Starting January 7th
Section 3 and Advanced- Tolles Parson Center, Wellesley T’ai Chi for Better Balance: Wednesdays 2:00 PM Starting January 9th
- Tolles Parson Center, Wellesley Traditional T’ai Chi: Mondays 10:30 AM Starting January 14th
- Sudbury Senior Center T’ai Chi for Better Balance: Tuesdays 1:30 PM, Starting January 15th
- Sudbury Senior Center Beginners Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi: Thursdays 2:30 PM, Starting January 17th
- Sudbury Senior Center Advanced Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi: Mondays 2:15 PM, Starting February 4th
Current Ongoing Drop-In Classes
- Weston Council on Aging Traditional Yang Style T’ai Chi: Tuesdays 9:30 AM, Ongoing Drop-In Class
- Weston Council on Aging T’ai Chi for Better Balance: Tuesdays 11:00 AM, Ongoing Drop-In Class
- Lumina Mind Body Studios at Longfellow, Wayland Traditional T’ai Chi (Advanced): Tuesdays 7:00 PM, Ongoing Drop-In Class
- Lumina Mind Body Studios at Longfellow, Wayland T’ai Chi for Better Balance: Wednesdays 11:30 AM Ongoing Drop-In Class
- Push Hands group Fridays 9:30-11 AM, Ongoing Practice Group
For a full list of classes, click here.
What is T’ai Chi?
Tai Chi is an ancient form of Chinese exercise consisting of slow, beautiful, relaxed meditative movements. Tai Chi is sometimes described as “meditation in motion” because it promotes serenity through gentle movements connecting the mind and body. Originally developed in China for self-defense, Tai Chi has evolved into a graceful form of exercise, that’s now often used for relaxation and for developing a sense of inner calm.
Learn more about T’ai Chi
Please bear with me. This site is in the beginning stages of development. And I am much more a T’ai Chi instructor than I am a Web Site creator. Over time, more content will be added including videos, class resources and a calendar of events. In the mean time, feel free to Contact Me with any questions.