Chi Kung and Tai Chi

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This course covers:-Introduction to Chi Kung postures and exercises for health and wellbeing-Maintaining and improving flexibility-Maintaining and improving strength-Learning Taoist philosophy themes and relaxation techniquesIn this course you will learn the first part of the Yang style short form. Alongside the Tai Chi moving postures you will learn a variety of warm up exercises and relaxation techniques that you can use whenever the need or desire arises.This course covers:- Introduction to the Cheng Man-Ching 37 step Yang short form plus a variety of Chi Kung postures and exercises to support Tai Chi. - Maintaining and improving flexability- Maintaining and improving strength- An introduction of Taoist philosophy themes and relaxation techniques. No.Please note: To assist us in providing a safe environment for you to exercise in, you will be asked to complete a Health Screening Checklist at the start of the course. Although Tai Chi is a safe gentle activity, if you have specific health problems such as heart conditions, osteoporosis, you should consult your doctor prior to attending. - The class will begin with warm up and centring exercises.- The tutor will demonstrate and explain movements for you to follow and practice altogether in a group and in pairs. - The tutor will regularly check your progress through observation and will review your individual learning. You will complete and Individual Learning Plan at the start of the class. You will receive feedback from your tutor throughout the course, as and when appropriate. At the end of the course your tutor will assess with you the progress you have made, this also documented on the Individual Learning Plan at the end of the course. HALS welcomes your feedback (complaint, compliment or suggestion) as it is monitored and helps us to continually improve our courses. There are a number of opportunities for you to give your views at enrolment, during the course and at the end of your course. Haringey Council

Course information

Name: Chi Kung and Tai Chi Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Sport, Leisure and Recreation Qualification type: Assessment You will be assessed throughout the course. You will receive feedback from your tutor throughout the course, as and when appropriate. At the end of the course your tutor will assess with you the progress you have made. Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20160114 14:48:22 Updated 20160114 14:48:22

Entry requirements

What to bring: - Mats are not provided, Please bring your own.- Socks and a jumper or item of warm clothing for the end of the session relaxation as the body looses heat when warming down. Equipment required What to bring: - Mats are not provided, Please bring your own.- Socks and a jumper or item of warm clothing for the end of the session relaxation as the body looses heat when warming down.

Provider

Haringey Adult Learning Service
n/a

Address

Wood Green Learning Centre
2nd Floor, Central Library Town: London

Learning aims

Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Sport, Leisure and Recreation Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Sport, Leisure and Recreation Classification: Leisure, Travel and Tourism

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