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CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE
If you are interested in learning or continuing
your studies of TAI-CHI / QIGONG in 2009,
I will be offering the following group classes.
If you are interested in learning or continuing
your studies of TAI-CHI / QIGONG in 2009,
I will be offering the following group classes.
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* class schedule is subject to change *
Purchase a set of six classes for $75
(expiring 3-months from purchase)
or per class at $12.50 each.
Manchester & Arlington seniors classes are $60 for 6 weeks
Our policy:
We will never refuse to teach someone for lack of ability to pay
simply ask and we will work something out so you can learn
To register for a series of group classes, please contact Rich Marantz
at 802-645-1960 or email Rich at Rich@GreenMountainTaiChi.com.
Rich is also available for private instruction, health seminars
and corporate wellness programs by appointment.
Purchase a set of six classes for $75
(expiring 3-months from purchase)
or per class at $12.50 each.
Manchester & Arlington seniors classes are $60 for 6 weeks
Our policy:
We will never refuse to teach someone for lack of ability to pay
simply ask and we will work something out so you can learn
To register for a series of group classes, please contact Rich Marantz
at 802-645-1960 or email Rich at Rich@GreenMountainTaiChi.com.
Rich is also available for private instruction, health seminars
and corporate wellness programs by appointment.
In addition to the public classes listed above, Rich has taught a weekly classes in Rutland
at Vermont Achievement Center, Baird Program for juvenile adjudicated offenders;
Serenity House in Wallingford a residential substance abuse program; Bromley Brook
School for Girls; and for seniors at the Equinox Terrace assisted living community in
Manchester. He has taught T'ai-chi at Green Mountain College, Castleton College
and Bennington College, for the Flood Brook Community Collaborative, the Vermont Department of Health and was a presenter at the 2008 VTAHPERD annual conference in Killington,VT.
at Vermont Achievement Center, Baird Program for juvenile adjudicated offenders;
Serenity House in Wallingford a residential substance abuse program; Bromley Brook
School for Girls; and for seniors at the Equinox Terrace assisted living community in
Manchester. He has taught T'ai-chi at Green Mountain College, Castleton College
and Bennington College, for the Flood Brook Community Collaborative, the Vermont Department of Health and was a presenter at the 2008 VTAHPERD annual conference in Killington,VT.
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