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At LCTKD we teach authentic, classical Tai Chi and the closely related Chinese art of Qigong with a team of very well qualified, highly experienced teachers under the direction of Neil R. Hall, one of our founders. We teach different Tai Chi styles to more experienced students, but when you start with us you start with what is known as Yang Style Tai Chi. It is the world's most popular Tai Chi, and the slow, circular movements are what most people think of when they hear someone mention Tai Chi.

LCTKD's approach has been so successful that it has grown to become one of the biggest Tai Chi schools in the UK. The experience this has given our teachers has brought us considerable expertise in how people learn Tai Chi, what works, and what does not. As a beginner with LCTKD you discover what true Tai Chi is and get the feel - and benefit - of it very quickly. As you settle in, we help you to increase your understanding, and to explore further ways of doing your Tai Chi, including some of the most famous classical sequences as taught in China, as well as going more deeply into Qigong.

Watch videos of our Tai Chi below, to give you a sense of its beautiful, calm movements. You can see more videos of the Tai Chi and Qigong we teach by carrying on watching as the next videos follow on, or using the "watch on YouTube" link on the bottom of the video to go to our YouTube channel and look through the videos playlists there, with dozens of Tai Chi and Qigong videos for you.



We also teach our traditional Tai Chi in a adapted formats. It's the same Tai Chi, but adapted for a different student and a different situation, and we can do that within the structure of our existing classes. Our adapted teaching preserves the authentic movements, adapting them to flow with chairs, wheelchairs, or limited mobility.

You are always welcome to come along and try any LCTKD class. You can find Tai Chi classes and courses on our classfinder page by clicking on the button below. Or contact us for more information using the link at the bottom of the page.