The 24 Forms Tai Chi class at the McAuley Senior Center offers a structured approach to this traditional martial art, specifically tailored for seniors. This session focuses on the standard 24-form sequence, which is widely recognized for its benefits in improving balance, flexibility, and overall physical coordination. Participants will enjoy a calm, supportive environment led by experienced instructors, making it an ideal way to enhance physical health and mental focus in a community setting.
What to Expect
A guided, low-impact exercise session focusing on slow, deliberate movements to enhance physical stability.
Who Should Attend
Seniors
Tai Chi beginners
Individuals seeking balance improvement
McAuley Senior Center members
Agenda Overview
The class covers the 24-form Tai Chi sequence with emphasis on proper posture and breathing techniques.
Venue & Address
McAuley Senior Center
5010 AR-7 Hot Springs Village , Arkansas – 71909 United States
Organizer
Oaklawn Center on Aging · Healthcare Organization
Provides health and wellness programming for seniors in the Hot Springs Village area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 24 Forms Tai Chi?
It is a simplified, standardized sequence of Tai Chi movements designed for health and wellness.
Is this class for beginners?
Yes, the class is structured to accommodate various skill levels, including beginners.
Where is the class held?
It is held at the McAuley Senior Center, 5010 AR-7, Hot Springs Village, AR.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat, supportive shoes.
Do I need to register?
Please contact the Oaklawn Center on Aging or the McAuley Senior Center for registration requirements.
How long is the session?
The session typically lasts one hour, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am.
Tags
Tai Chi
Senior Fitness
Hot Springs Village
Wellness
Balance
McAuley Senior Center
Summary
Join the 24 Forms Tai Chi class at McAuley Senior Center for improved balance and wellness.