TAI CHI & QI GONG

Discover the art of Cultivating Balance and Vitality

Experience the calming power of Tai Chi and Qi Gong, guided by expert Tai Chi instructors. These ancient practices use gentle movement and breath to restore balance, boost vitality, and promote inner peace.

We offer:
Private Tai Chi classes for beginners
Qi Gong sessions – available as group classes or private classes

Rooted in Chinese tradition, these practices are perfect for anyone seeking mindfulness, strength, and calm in daily life.

TAI CHI AND QIGONG AT OMNIA IN LONDON

Tai Chi and Qi Gong at Omnia London

At Omnia, our experienced instructors offer supportive and accessible Tai Chi for beginners and seniors. Our Qi Gong exercises are designed to promote physical and mental well-being. Whether you are new to movement practices or searching for Tai Chi near me for seniors, our instructors will guide you through simple and effective routines that are easy to follow and deeply restorative.

With personalised techniques and mindful guidance, we help you build strength, find your inner calm, and lasting vitality through the art of Tai Chi & Qi Gong.

Prices

Fitness Duration Price
Tai Chi / Qi Gong  60 Minutes £45

The essence of Tai Chi and Qi Gong

Slow Movements: Tai Chi and Qi Gong involve slow, intentional movements that encourage presence and poise. These flowing sequences create a sense of calm while enhancing coordination and control.

Conscious Breathing: These practices emphasise conscious breathing techniques to enhance relaxation, oxygenation, and vitality, promoting overall health.

Mind-Body Harmony: By focusing on the connection between mind and body, the movements foster greater awareness, balance, and alignment, promoting holistic wellness.

Stress Management: Through rhythmic motion and breathwork, Tai Chi helps quiet the mind and calm the nervous system — making it an effective tool for managing stress and regaining focus.

Focus on Energy Flow: Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, both practices work to circulate Qi (life energy) through the body, supporting resilience, health, and inner strength.

Looking for Tai Chi classes near me or Qi Gong classes near me? Our sessions provide a peaceful, supportive environment where you can reconnect with yourself through mindful movement.

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At a Glance

Slow Movements

Conscious Breathing

Mind-Body Harmony

Stress Management

Focus on Energy Flow

Duration

Consultation – 30 minutes
Sessions – 60 minutes

Difference between Tai Chi and Qi Gong

Tai Chi originated as a martial art and involves choreographed, flowing sequences. It focuses on improving balance, coordination, and strength while also cultivating inner calm. It is more structured and physically dynamic compared to Qi Gong. It is ideal for those seeking movement-based mindfulness with a touch of martial arts tradition.

Qi Gong, on the other hand, is rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It focuses on healing, breath control, and the smooth flow of energy (Qi) through the body. It typically features simpler, repetitive movements and breathing exercises, making it highly accessible — even for those with limited mobility. While Tai Chi trains both body and mind through form and flow, Qi Gong is often more meditative and therapeutic.

Tai Chi’s origins are deeply rooted in Chinese history and philosophy, drawing influence from both Taoism and Confucianism. It is widely believed that Zhang Sanfeng, a 12th-century Taoist monk, was the first to develop Tai Chi as a martial art focused on softness, flow, and internal energy rather than brute force. As the practice evolved, several distinct styles emerged — Chen, Yang, Wu, Hao, and Sun — each bringing its own flavour and techniques to the tradition.

While Tai Chi began as a form of self-defence, it gradually transformed into a holistic health practice. Today, millions around the world practise Tai Chi to cultivate physical strength, mental clarity, and spiritual balance, embracing it as a path to overall well-being.

The Patient Journey

WHAT TO DO NEXT?

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