Transform Your Taijiquan Practice

Each session is conducted via Zoom and tailored entirely to where you are in your practice. There is no fixed curriculum — the session begins with you moving, and the feedback, correction, and instruction that follows is determined by what I observe. For students in the earlier stages that typically means postural correction, structural alignment, and building a clearer felt sense of the foundational principles. For more advanced practitioners the focus shifts toward the subtler layers — the quality of internal connection through transitions, the continuity of Peng under movement, the development of the body method as an integrated whole rather than a collection of locally managed parts. Beyond correction, these sessions are an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the internal mechanics that the course material introduces but cannot fully transmit on its own. Questions that arise from your practice, concepts that remain intellectually clear but not yet physically available, movement patterns that feel correct but lack the quality you are looking for — these are exactly what one-to-one time is for. The goal of each session is to give you something specific and felt to take back into your solo practice, so that the time between sessions is as productive as possible.