Tai Chi for balance, calm, and a stronger body — taught live from Wisconsin to your home.
Master Instructors Ron Pfeiffer and Linda Arksey bring traditional Chen and Yang Tai Chi, Qigong, and yearly training in China to students around the world. Most lessons are live on Zoom. A community class meets in Burlington, Wisconsin.
Why students start here
Feel steadier on your feet
Slow, precise movement builds balance and leg strength without pounding the joints.
Quiet the mind
Tai Chi is often called meditation in motion. Breath and attention travel with every step.
Learn from people who still go to the source
Ron and Linda return to Ningbo, China, year after year to train with Master Zhu Lifei.
How a first lesson works
1. Request the first lesson
Open Ron’s Superprof profile and ask for the free first lesson.
2. Meet live on Zoom
Tell him what you want — balance, a form, recovery after injury, or instructor skills.
3. Continue at your pace
Private and small-group Zoom lessons are available. Local students can also come in person.
Over 85 five-star reviews on this site
Ron conveys complicated techniques in an easy to understand way.
With weekly online lessons I have learned a number of forms, and am now learning sword form.
Tai Chi was my physical therapy.
In Burlington this week
Join Ron at the Burlington Senior Center. Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Fridays at 11:00 a.m. A $2 donation to the Center is requested.
Address: 587 E. State Street, Burlington, WI 53105
Training in China, teaching at home
Watch a short film from the Alliance’s recent work in Ningbo. This is the standard Ron and Linda bring back to Zoom lessons.
Begin this week
The first Superprof lesson with Ron is free. Email or call if you would rather book that way.
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