Birmingham Tai Chi club

We had such a great course on Saturday 🤩

We were joined by teachers from other TCAA clubs and enjoyed a really great day's training, practicing partner exercises and covering loads of detail in our tai chi forms.

Don't worry if you missed it - our usual Wednesday class is back on this evening, 6.30-8.00pm at Kings Heath Community Centre

Excitement is building for our upcoming course on Saturday 6th June 🤩

Come along for the day or half day - beginners are very welcome!

Visit the below page for more information 👀

Coming Soon – Birmingham Day Course – Birmingham Tai Chi If you’ve been wanting to give tai chi a try but not sure where to start, why not come along to our course on Saturday 6th June?

Hope everyone is staying cool in this hot weather 🥵

Just a reminder that tai chi class is on as normal this evening - we're at Kings Heath Community Centre 6.30-8.00pm.

Everyone is welcome and we'll aim to go at a gentle pace ☯️

We had a great class yesterday evening - lots of beginners are taking up tai chi 🙂

If you missed it, there's still chance to get in some training this week as over in Coventry there is a day course running on Saturday 16th May.

You can book a full or half day and train alongside teachers and students from other clubs in the Taoist Cultural Arts Association .

Visit the link below for more details ☯️

Join us this Saturday for May's tai chi day course hosted by club. Links in bio.

Our Birmingham tai chi club is part of the Taoist Cultural Arts Association , which was set up to promote Lee style tai chi as taught by Chee Soo.

Take a look at this post on our website about some of the activities the Association has been up to and what we've got planned - it includes a recap of the Easter course, news about the Taoist book club and a look ahead to the summer term courses at clubs in the Midlands.

https://birminghamtaichi.com/2026/05/09/taoist-cultural-arts-association-summer-newsletter/

Summer is here and we have begun a new term of tai chi classes at Kings Heath Community Centre 🥳

Class is on every Wednesday 6.30-8.00pm so come along and make the most of that summer energy ☀️

As well as our weekly classes, I'm excited to announce that following on from the success of last term’s courses, the Coventry, Birmingham and Leamington Spa clubs will once again be hosting all-day tai chi courses this summer.

Coventry kicks things off later this month on Saturday 16th May, followed by a course here in Birmingham on Saturday 6th June, before Leamington holds two days of training in tai chi and kung fu weapons 4th-5th July.

For more information and to get booked on to the course visit this page on the Taoist Cultural Arts Association website:

https://www.seahorsearts.co.uk/weekend-courses/

It's now even easier to get to our class as Kings Heath now has its own railway station 🤩🚂

Trains run every half an hour from New St and it's a 10 minute walk from the station down the High Street to Kings Heath Community Centre where we hold our classes.

Don't forget there is also the no. 50 bus which runs frequently as well as free parking at the centre (but please make sure you enter your car registration in the machine in reception or you'll get a fine! 😫).

..So no excuses for not making class this Wednesday then 😉
See you there!

We're all done with the Taoist Cultural Arts Association Easter course and what a week! We packed so much in and I was very pleased to receive my red belt 😊

Class is back at Kings Heath Community Centre on Wednesday 6.30-8.00pm. See you there!

Our tai chi class is on this week Wednesday 1st April 6.30-8.00pm at Kings Heath Community Centre .

You'd be a *fool* to miss it (...see what I did there? 😆) as the following week we will take break for Easter. I will be down in Falmouth, Cornwall to attend the Taoist Cultural Arts Association's Easter course.

The course is open to anyone and you can attend for a day or two if you can't make the whole week.

More details can be found here:
https://www.seahorsearts.co.uk/easter-course-in-cornwall/

As always, if you have any questions on the Birmingham class or the Easter course - please ask!