Man, the living creature, the creating individual, is always more important than any established style or system.

(Bruce Lee)

Tai chi private lessons

Is it necessary to have private tuition?

This depends on what you want from your tai chi.
In a regular class, sifu's time and attention must be spread across a room of people.
In a private lesson, you are sifu's sole concern.

If you are interested in taking private lessons, you will be asked to attend the regular class first in order to meet sifu (the teacher).


Criteria

Students seeking private tuition must first:

1. attend 8 lessons of regular class

2. buy the school T-shirt and kung fu trousers

We do not teach strangers.


Timetable

This list represents potential slots and is not our diary:

If you want an evening lesson, please consider the regular classes.


Sharing a private lesson

Sharing a private lesson saves you money and is ideal if you are shy.

You get the benefits of closer tuition and the opportunity to study the syllabus in greater detail.


Partner work

A shared private lesson is excellent for partner work.

You can train with a friend or partner during the session, and then practice the material together between classes.
This will develop your skills considerably.


How long do the lessons last?

Private lessons are 60 minutes long.


How much do the lessons cost?

£15 each for 2 people sharing the lesson.


Venue

Private lessons are taken in Sunderland.


Punctuality

Students are expected to arrive 5 minutes early.


Cancellations

We require 24 hours notice for cancellations.

Cancelled lessons cost us money and prevent other people from booking that slot.
You will be charged for the lesson you booked if you cancel without adequate notice.

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