Open to Adults & Seniors - Mequon-Thiensville School District
Open to Adults & Seniors - Mequon-Thiensville School District
Open to Adults & Seniors - Mequon-Thiensville School District
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Adult Fitness Continued 7<br />
Tai Chi <strong>Open</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Adults</strong> & <strong>Seniors</strong><br />
Tai Chi Chuan is a traditional Chinese exercise practiced for relaxation, balance, strength and flexibility. In class,<br />
students will: 1) Warm-up. 2) learn the basics of the standardized Yang style Tai Chi form. 3) Cool down/Meditation.<br />
Ultimately, the practice integrates, body, mind, and spirit causing a “ripple” effect that not only helps the health of<br />
the individual, but spreads out in<strong>to</strong> the well-being of the family and greater community. Tai Chi does not impact<br />
the joints of the body. There are proven positive cardiovascular effects despite the slow movements. On fact, the<br />
slow movements create a good challenge for the practitioner. Continuing students must have one session or be an<br />
experienced practitioner of the art.<br />
Location: Range Line <strong>School</strong> – Dance Room<br />
Days: Thursdays<br />
Time: 9:00am – 10:00am (Beginners) Time: 10:00am - 11:00am (Continuing)<br />
Fall I: Course #: 122032<br />
Dates: September 27 - November 15<br />
Fee: Resident $60/Non-Resident $66<br />
Winter I: Course #: 122033<br />
Dates: January 3 - March 21<br />
Fee: Resident $90/Non-Resident $99<br />
Min/Max: 6/20<br />
Registration: Deadline is one week before the start date.<br />
Arthritis Foundation Tai Chi Program<br />
<strong>Open</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Adults</strong> & <strong>Seniors</strong><br />
Created by Dr. Paul Lam, the Tai Chi Arthritis program is supported by Arthritis foundations and Societies<br />
throughout the world. Tai Chi for Arthritis is easy <strong>to</strong> learn – most people can learn it in a few weeks and, at<br />
most, several months. It is also safe. All high-risk movements have been removed and replaced with ones that<br />
are more effective for health. In addition certified Tai Chi for Arthritis instruc<strong>to</strong>rs are trained <strong>to</strong> teach safely. The<br />
Tai Chi for Arthritis program is effective. Over ten scientific studies have shown it relieves pain, maintains and<br />
improves health and quality of life. As Tai chi for Arthritis can be practiced sitting as well as standing, almost<br />
everyone, of any physical condition, can begin and continue <strong>to</strong> progress regardless of age.<br />
Location: Range Line <strong>School</strong> – Dance Room<br />
Days: Thursdays<br />
Time: 11:00am – 12:00noon<br />
Fall I: Course #: 122036<br />
Dates: September 27 – November 15<br />
Fee: Resident $60/Non-Resident $66<br />
NEW<br />
Fall I: Course #: 122034<br />
Dates: September 27 - November 15<br />
Fee: Resident $60/Non-Resident $66<br />
Winter I: Course #: 122035<br />
Dates: January 3 - March 21<br />
Fee: Resident $90/Non-Resident $99<br />
Instruc<strong>to</strong>r: K.T. Rusch is a member of Tai Chi Chuan Center. She studied with the late Grandmaster<br />
Chian Ho Yin and has been doing Tai Chi for over 17 years.<br />
Winter I: Course #: 122037<br />
Dates: January 3 – March 21<br />
Fee: Resident $90/non-Resident $99<br />
Min/Max: 6/20<br />
Registration: Deadline is one week before the start date.<br />
Instruc<strong>to</strong>r: K.T. Rusch is a teacher from the Tai Chi Center of Milwaukee. She studied with the late<br />
Grandmaster Chian Ho Yin and has been doing Tai chi for over 17 years. She is recently<br />
Certified by the National Arthritis Foundation <strong>to</strong> each for Arthritis.<br />
REGISTER ONLINE www.mtsd.k12.wi.us Recreation Department