The Phoenix Rising
Lee family style T'ai Chi Ch'uan Classes
For T'ai Chi in Bridlington, Dragon Phoenix Taoist Arts offers The Phoenix Rising Tai Chi classes for health and relaxation at St. John’s Burlington Methodist Church​, St John Street, Bridlington.
Join our friendly tai chi classes in
Bridlington
on
Tuesday and Thursday
evenings​​​​
Beginners are always welcome!
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Times & Prices
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T'AI CHI CH'UAN
(The Phoenix Rising classes)
TUESDAYS
BRIDLINGTON
St. John’s Burlington Methodist Church, St John Street, Bridlington, YO16 7JS.
Tuesdays (7pm in the Main Hall)
Price:
£37 every month (approximately £9 per class) paid in advance at the start of the month, for regularly attending students - non-refundable if classes are missed.
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Alternatively,
£12 per single class for non-regular students.
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Thursdays (7.30pm in the Guild Room)
Price:
£37 every month (approximately £9 per class) paid in advance at the start of the month, for regularly attending students - non-refundable if classes are missed.
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Alternatively,
£12 per single class for non-regular students.
Monthly fees can be paid by standing order, bank transfer, or cash, and must be paid at the start of the month.​​​​​​
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See our CLASSES page for details about membership.
Instructor
Hsien Sheng Neil Brown​
Tel: 07463 361911​​
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For teens and adults. No upper age limit.
Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced - all welcome.​​
LOCATION
St. John’s Burlington Methodist Church
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St John Street
Bridlington
YO16 7JS
Entrance to the halls is to the right of the church, via the side door.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
DO I JUST TURN UP?
Yes, simply turn up either on your own or bring a friend. Check for Special Offers on the Classes page. Beginners are always welcome.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT?
A friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Relaxation, warm-up and breathing exercises. T'ai Chi, Taoist Yoga, Taoist breathing and Meditation. Instruction within a group environment, plus individually, during the class.
WHAT IF I'M A VERY SLOW LEARNER?
Everyone learns at their own pace, and we adapt to ensure nobody is left behind. Besides, T'ai Chi is practiced very slowly, so instead of rushing, you are taught to go slow and remain relaxed. You will be helped by more experienced students.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR?
Loose clothing. Please bring soft trainers/plimsolls to train in.
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Hope to see you there!
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