Class Schedule and Fees
Class Schedule and Fees
Tai Chi Chuan and Qigong
New class! Mondays-In person
11:00 am-12 noon, free will donation of $5 to the church.
Wednesdays-virtual class (Zoom) and In person
7-8 p.m., free will donation of $5 to the church; contact us for Zoom link.
Thursdays-virtual class (Zoom)
Gentle Tai Chi and Qigong (seated or standing)
11 a.m.-12 p.m., free will donation; contact us for Zoom link.
Saturdays-In-person class
Weapons class-8:15-9:00 a.m.-drills, techniques, and forms
Open Tai Chi Class-all levels-9-10 a.m.
Class fee is $10 per class, Your first Saturday class is complimentary!
To participate in one of the virtual classes please contact us via email, forevertaichi4you@gmail.com for login details.
Class location:
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
1375 Grand Ave.
Baldwin, NY 11510
Note: In nice weather in the spring, summer and fall classes are held at Milburn Creek Boat Launch, Atlantic Avenue, Baldwin, NY.
All levels are welcome to attend!
More classes and workshops forming soon!
Private lessons available by appointment. Please call 516-855-8251 or email forevertaichi4you@gmail.com to schedule a session.
Testimonials
"I have been taking tai chi with Shifu Pam Dye for almost two years. I love her teaching style, which is gentle and firm. She observes very carefully, and makes sure that all students, whether beginning or advanced, can keep up. There is a great deal of camaraderie developed in the classroom environment, and I feel very comfortable and welcomed". -- Sara H.
I truly look forward to our Tai Chi class very week. Regardless what's going on in my life, I leave class feeling relaxed, yet energized and much more centered. --Janet M.
I am so happy to have found a Tai Chi class that fits my schedule. I always feel good after the class and am enjoying it so much. Seems my balance is improving too. Have met many new friends. Pam is a wonderful teacher, and you never feel pressured - just relaxed. I especially enjoy when we take our class outside to the local parks, gardens and beach. -- WallyAnne
“Once you begin to move, the entire body must be light and limber. Each part of your body should be connected to every other part." -- Tai Chi Classics