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Alexandre - Issy-les-MoulineauxRecently active$70
$70With a doctorate in Sports Science, I teach Yang and Chen style Tai Chi for health or performance purposes, for all ages and levels.
Accustomed to teaching in very different contexts (University, companies, associations, individuals), I adapt my teaching to the specific profile of the learner, taking into account their wishes (type of practice) and objectives (performance, health, etc.), their physical characteristics and abilities (height, weight) and their state of health (age, functional limitations), and finally, their motivation (workload they are ready to assume in class and in personal work). As a rigorous and dedicated teacher, I believe that if a student isn't progressing sufficiently, it's because the teaching approach isn't suitable. Therefore, it's essential to create a learning environment that is serious, inspiring, engaging, and so on, depending on the needs of each student. The diverse environments and student populations I've taught have taught me this. And then there's the matter of providing resources as needed: whether it's theoretical texts or customized educational videos, the modern world offers us an endless array of tools! Regarding tai chi, you probably know that there are several styles, which will be used in different ways depending on one's objectives. The Yang style is particularly recommended when practicing primarily for health reasons: the rhythm is uniformly slow, allowing for complete control over movement, calm and safe weight transfer, and improved balance while developing proprioception. The Chen style, on the other hand, is characterized by a more staccato rhythm. It is more explosive, as it relies more heavily on the body's momentum and the re-engagement of external forces (gravity, ground reaction, friction, tension/release). It is better suited when performance is the goal, particularly in combat. Whatever your goals and needs, we will work on your relationship with strength. Strength is essential, of course, in any physical activity: building strength is, in fact, the first step in traditional learning, the one for children; the next two, which lead to lasting expertise—the kind that reconciles performance and health requirements—are more difficult to achieve without proper guidance, and that's where I see my added value. It's beyond strength that I can offer: the optimal use of this precious resource (gaining efficiency by improving its ability to transmit kinetic energy), and the mobilization of other, more subtle, less obvious, but equally concrete external forces (gravity, ground reaction force, friction, tension/release, elastic force, etc.). This is what justifies all the work on body awareness (and proprioception) so central to traditional martial arts. Know that even if the commitment on your part and mine is serious, like martial arts, nothing prevents us from having fun: I also promise you joy, good humor, and lightness, because it is in my nature.
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Alexandre - Issy-les-Moulineaux, FranceRecently active$70
$70With a doctorate in Sports Science, I teach Yang and Chen style Tai Chi for health or performance purposes, for all ages and levels.
Accustomed to teaching in very different contexts (University, companies, associations, individuals), I adapt my teaching to the specific profile of the learner, taking into account their wishes (type of practice) and objectives (performance, health, etc.), their physical characteristics and abilities (height, weight) and their state of health (age, functional limitations), and finally, their motivation (workload they are ready to assume in class and in personal work). As a rigorous and dedicated teacher, I believe that if a student isn't progressing sufficiently, it's because the teaching approach isn't suitable. Therefore, it's essential to create a learning environment that is serious, inspiring, engaging, and so on, depending on the needs of each student. The diverse environments and student populations I've taught have taught me this. And then there's the matter of providing resources as needed: whether it's theoretical texts or customized educational videos, the modern world offers us an endless array of tools! Regarding tai chi, you probably know that there are several styles, which will be used in different ways depending on one's objectives. The Yang style is particularly recommended when practicing primarily for health reasons: the rhythm is uniformly slow, allowing for complete control over movement, calm and safe weight transfer, and improved balance while developing proprioception. The Chen style, on the other hand, is characterized by a more staccato rhythm. It is more explosive, as it relies more heavily on the body's momentum and the re-engagement of external forces (gravity, ground reaction, friction, tension/release). It is better suited when performance is the goal, particularly in combat. Whatever your goals and needs, we will work on your relationship with strength. Strength is essential, of course, in any physical activity: building strength is, in fact, the first step in traditional learning, the one for children; the next two, which lead to lasting expertise—the kind that reconciles performance and health requirements—are more difficult to achieve without proper guidance, and that's where I see my added value. It's beyond strength that I can offer: the optimal use of this precious resource (gaining efficiency by improving its ability to transmit kinetic energy), and the mobilization of other, more subtle, less obvious, but equally concrete external forces (gravity, ground reaction force, friction, tension/release, elastic force, etc.). This is what justifies all the work on body awareness (and proprioception) so central to traditional martial arts. Know that even if the commitment on your part and mine is serious, like martial arts, nothing prevents us from having fun: I also promise you joy, good humor, and lightness, because it is in my nature.
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Denisse S - Bogotá, Colombia$29
$29Yoga, Kundalini, Tai Chi, Zen Meditation, Relaxation, Pilates, Emotional management, Elimination of chronic pain. Body alignment, Reiki.
Trusted teacher: Face-to-face Therapeutic Yoga classes in Bogotá, Colombia, either at home or in my salon. Individual or group. Techniques to relieve pain, manage stress, injury recovery, anxiety management, spiritual support, emotional support. Well-being in general. Tai Chi, Zen Meditation, Relaxation, Pilates. Physical conditioning. Method adapted to each patient, to each person regardless of their age, physical condition, emotional condition and execution capacity. Use of props and aid elements for people with mobility difficulties, either due to previous or present pathologies or age. Physical conditioning according to each need, to promote an improvement in the physical and emotional health of the patient. Massages to relieve stress, pain and anxiety. Accompaniment and spiritual and emotional guidance. Reliability, responsibility and empathy with different lifestyles, health states and emotional and mental states. Proven changes in all cases, overcoming grief, depression, anxiety states and addictions. I am NOT a doctor, I only offer the techniques duly exercised, practiced and tested by many patients, who with perseverance and discipline, have achieved their goals over time and in their state of health, both physical and emotional, aware that each one depends always the balance of the other. Facial yoga, pain management through massage and physical conditioning.
Yoga · Tai chi · Meditation
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