Tai Chi for Seniors Instructor Training
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December 5 -7, 2019
Thursday – Saturday, 9am-4pm
Training Location:
1214 Fraser Pine Blvd.
Sarasota, Florida
This Course is Available for Home Study
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There’s a Large Need for Qualified Teachers To Support Senior Health
May 25, 2016
“The odds of a bone-shattering fall increase with age, as muscles grow weak and vision fades.
Yet seniors who fear falling are at higher risk of falling, research shows, even if they have never taken a spill before. Those most fearful of falling may decide to avoid risk by avoiding activity—and then grow weaker and more likely to fall as a result.
“It can become this vicious cycle,” said Susan Friedman, a geriatrician at the University of Rochester Medical Center who studies falls and hip fractures among the elderly. Bad falls send about 250,000 seniors to the hospital each year for hip fractures that can leave them depressed and increasingly frail, even after extensive physical therapy.
Research on fall prevention suggests the slow and meditative exercise of tai chi, with its disciplined focus on balance, may help lessen apprehension.”
“Dr. K, you are an outstanding Tai Chi Master! Each time I come here, I learn the forms at a deeper level. I love the way you teach the Tai Chi Basics & fundamentals- not just focusing on the forms. I am looking forward to attending other classes!”
“Dr. Kuhn does an excellent teaching. She demonstrates patience and offers many positive comments and suggestions. By allowing us to experience our sensations ourselves and then support to learning to each individual level of ability. From this kind teaching, everyone can learn Tai Chi. Thanks!”
Tai Chi Chuan, a classical Chinese exercise, has been used for centuries to promote health and wellness, to assist in healing, and to delay the aging process. Tai Chi involves slow and coordinated movements that appears beautiful, graceful as well as provide much health benefits. It enhances vitality, improved posture, balance, circulation, immune function, and neuromuscular functioning.
This special form of Tai Chi was designed for seniors to make it easy to learn, easy to do, and easy to remember, while keeping the same benefits as a standard Tai Chi form. The purpose of this instructor training program is to enable you to provide high quality and safe teaching for seniors.
The Instructor Training Certificate of Completion for this special course will be given at the end of the two day training.
Candidates and Ideal Participants: Anyone who would like to teach Tai Chi at senior centers, wellness centers, or other facilities with senior activities. No experience is necessary; we will train you to be a good teacher.
In this course, you will learn:
• The benefits of Tai Chi practice including healing benefits
• The difference between Tai Chi and Qi Gong
• How to avoid injury during teaching and practice
• Useful warm up exercises
• Tai Chi walking and fundamental Tai Chi skill practice
• Step by step learning of the form “Tai Chi for Seniors”
• Appropriate general teaching methods.
Registration Fee: $425 per person.
If two people or a couple register at same time: $395 per person
Once registered, students will receive two video clips to help prepare you for the training.
To Register Call 617.877.0272 or
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Cancellation policy: 10% administration fee will be charged.