Jeremy Joseph ~ Tai Chi & Qigong Teacher
Jeremy, Teacher
Jeremy Joseph was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a life-long fan of Tai Chi and Qigong. Jeremy was certified by Tai Chi Healthways in 2020 to teach the Yang 10 form, which is very welcoming to anyone brand new to Tai Chi. He became a certified instructor of the Yang 24 form in 2022, which is suitable for advanced beginners. Learning Tai Chi can feel like learning how to play chess at first. But, once you get the hang of it, you may experience inner calm, sense of joy, better health, and better relationships with those around you.
Tai Chi Chuan (or Taijiquan) translates as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” and it’s pronounced “tie jee chwenn.” This name comes from the Daoist concept of yin and yang because the training is all about balance and stability in motion. Tai Chi is considered an “internal” martial art due to the focus on coordinating body, breath, and mind. Movements are slow and graceful, like poetry in motion. Jeremy begins and ends every class with gentle Qigong (pronounced “chee gung”) techniques. Jeremy's email: chimnibff@gmail.com
Jeremy's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@taichiAF
Tai Chi Chuan (or Taijiquan) translates as “Supreme Ultimate Fist” and it’s pronounced “tie jee chwenn.” This name comes from the Daoist concept of yin and yang because the training is all about balance and stability in motion. Tai Chi is considered an “internal” martial art due to the focus on coordinating body, breath, and mind. Movements are slow and graceful, like poetry in motion. Jeremy begins and ends every class with gentle Qigong (pronounced “chee gung”) techniques. Jeremy's email: chimnibff@gmail.com
Jeremy's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@taichiAF
