CIAA CERTified tai chi teacher
Classes by Zita Vellinga
Weekday morning and evening classes
Open to all abilities
Tai Chi (Taijiquan)
Tai Chi can be described as ‘meditation in motion‘. The moving exercises can be done in a form.
Chi Kung (Qigong)
Chi Kung exercises stimulate and improve your Chi (energy).
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Gentle and slow moving exercises
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Develops body and mind awareness
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Improves coordination
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Mobilises all muscles, joints and ligaments
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Reduces stress
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Improves posture and balance
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Builds self-confidence
Tai Chi (Chen style Laojia form)
The Beacon, Wantage
Wed 9:30-10am
Tai Chi & Chi Kung
The Beacon, Wantage
Wed 10-11am
Tai Chi & Chi Kung
Holy Trinity Church, Charlton, Wantage
Thu 7-8pm
Tai Chi & Chi Kung
Via Zoom
Tue 7-8pm
Double fan
18 April / 23 May / 27 June (2024)
Thu 10-12am
In person (1hr class)
for a taster class
or…
/ 10 attended classes
In person (1.30hr class)
for a taster class
or…
/ 10 attended classes
Online (1hr class)
per drop-in class
or…
/ 10 attended classes
I became involved in Tai Chi and Chi Kung when a friend asked me to join a class about 20 years ago. This started a long journey of exploration in which different forms, styles, training methods, meditation and relaxation practices, and above all people played an important part. I love teaching and although people will take different elements from my classes, key skills will be body and mental development and relaxation.
I am a member of the Chinese Internal Arts Association (CIAA) and a senior instructor of the Tai Chi Union of Great Britain.
Jenny
“Zita’s Tai chi classes have helped me to stretch, relax and balance and I value them greatly. Her holistic approach and her sensitivity are exceptional.”
Lindsay
“I find the classes a haven of light-hearted calm. The classes have made a real difference to how I use my body – I feel as though tai chi is now an integral part of my life!”
Deborah
“A quiet hour in a busy day that always leaves me feeling calm, relaxed and more balanced. Zita’s classes also allow me to carry over what I’ve learnt into my own every day.”