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CURRENT CLASS SCHEDULE
If you are interested in learning or continuing
your studies of TAI-CHI / QIGONG in 2008,
I will be offering the following group classes.
If you are interested in learning or continuing
your studies of TAI-CHI / QIGONG in 2008,
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.
Arlington seniors class is $60 for 6 weeks
Set of classes can be used for any class, excluding Thursday's
senior class which requires enrollment through the Wellness Connection.
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.
Arlington seniors class is $60 for 6 weeks
Set of classes can be used for any class, excluding Thursday's
senior class which requires enrollment through the Wellness Connection.
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 teaches a weekly class in Rutland
at Vermont Achievement Center, Baird Program for juvenile adjudicated offenders;
Serenity House in Wallingforda 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 and the Vermont Department of Health
at Vermont Achievement Center, Baird Program for juvenile adjudicated offenders;
Serenity House in Wallingforda 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 and the Vermont Department of Health
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