Yang Style Tai Chi
Winter - Spring Session
Every Monday Night
class might be cancelled due to the winter weather, please contact Yuka
Beginners class 6:30pm - 7:25pm
Advanced Class 7:30pm - 8:00pm
$52 Monthly ($13 per class x 4 classes a month)
Contact Yuka Cass if you are interested
Yuka Cass
Email: yukahandacass@gamil.com
Phone: (603) 275-0591
Wanna start Tai Chi?
Tai Chi is widely recognized for its profound physical and mental health benefits, which is why it is increasingly recommended by medical professionals. The slow, deliberate movements and focus on breathing and mindfulness are associated with a variety of positive outcomes. This gentle form of exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance, and could be the perfect activity for the rest of your life.
Tai Chi :
A transformational practice for integration of body (balance, flexibility, and coordination), mind (self-confidence and self-awareness) and spirit (centering, positivity, and peace).
Tai Chi Class
If you are interested in Tai Chi for your health benefits or interested in Tai Chi Martial Arts application aspects, please join our Tai Chi classes!
We focus on the awareness of your body and mind. We learn Yang Style Tai Chi Long Form to improve our balance and stability by strengthening your lower body, correct your posture to be efficient, promote deep breathing and awareness of your whole body and mind. You don’t need to have any experience to start Tai Chi! You can come swing by and observe a class or even try a class for free!
people who has some experience practicing Yang Style Tai Chi Long form are also welcome!
My Tai Chi teacher, Kevin Beane, teaches classes to introduce Yang Style Long Form and you’ll be focused on deepening your Tai Chi skills and methods which depelopes your body, mind and spirit integuration.
Chief instructor : Kevin Beane (teaches during Spring to Fall season)
Assistant instructor : Yuka Cass (teaches during Winter season)
email Yuka : yukahandacass@gmail.com or text, call her at (603)275-0591
Yuka Cass met her Yang Style Tai Chi teacher, Kevin Beane, and started Tai Chi class with him when she was pregnant with her first daughter in 2006. She started teaching her Tai Chi begginer’s courses in 2021. She also practice Aikido at Portsmouth Aikido.
Kevin Beane first encountered Tai Chi in 1981 during a month-long trek in the Himalayas. Though already a serious practitioner of Karate (1st degree black belt), Kevin had never seen or heard of Tai Chi. Mesmerized by what he saw, Kevin was attracted to a depth, grace and beauty of the practice. Upon returning to the US, Kevin began studying Tai Chi locally and continued in Boston for 5 years with Dr.Yang Jwing Ming. His greatest inspiration has been his late teacher and friend, Zhang Lu Ping, with whom he studied privately from 1990-1998 and who he credits with the gift of “learning how to learn.”