Get more information about our classes and schedule on the next page!
My first martial arts experience. Sifu Neighbors is friendly, extremely knowledgeable, personable, and patient. All excellent qualities in an instructor.
TaiChi is an excellent low impact exercise to improve balance and flexibility as well as strength. Often described as moving meditation TaiChi moves all your joints and may help with mobility as well. Very good class.
Excellent quality of Tai Chi training.
Sifu David Neighbor promotes respect, teamwork, personal help and attention to details.
Classes reflect outstanding planning and execution.
I did tai chi with David for approximately 10 years and highly recommend it. It’s outstanding for a great blend between exercise, meditation and qigong.
David makes the sessions fun for all, whatever your level. Especially fun is to be had on Tai Chi Day. I just wish David would also hav a dedicated program on QiGong for seniors with mobility and balance challenges.
Sifu David is a great instructor with decades of experience and tremendous patience. I've been a student for 10 years, save a few breaks, and have learned the long form, short form, 8 step, fan and ba fa. I originally began tai chi to help with lower back pain and it did relieve the pain after a while. I would highly recommend this low impact program to anyone who wants to elevate their wellbeing while reducing stress.
Sifu David Neighbors is an excellent teacher of martial arts - constantly inspiring us to improve our form and ad new elements to our practice. I take Tai Chi from him on Saturdays now and look forward to it each week. He also teaches on Monday nights.
The concept of Qi or Chi is over 4,000 years old. Qi is a common concept and is found in martial arts, yoga, meditation and traditional medicine. There is no corresponding concept in the Western cultures. Qi is the animating power that permeates the universe and all living things. It flows throughout the body’s energy […]
Chi theory and Chi Kung/Qigong studies is a complex topic that moves toward the metaphysical. This is only a brief introduction to the subject. The soft styles of martial arts, Tai Chi, Baugua and Hsingi, were all developed in the Wu Tang Mountain region of China. The study of these styles were formalized during the […]
How does chi theory relate to tai chi and stress reduction? Stress is the body’s inability to maintain a balance. Both Qigong and Tai Chi attempt to bring the body back into balance through the use of exercise and breathing. Stress is cumulative. Damage will occur over time if nothing is done to restore the […]