Jerry is amazing!…read more After moving and sleeping in an air mattress for two days, I came in for a 30 minute massage with Jerry. He right away felt the tension in my upper back and the message was perfect. Highly recommend him and I'll definitely be back!

Thanks to Joy G. (and Yelp) for the tip! I never would've found this place on my own, tucked away…read moreas it is under a stoop in the basement of a residential building. It looks a little shady from outside, quite frankly, but inside, the space is pleasant, the massage tables impeccably clean. You can, indeed, hear all the goings on in the adjoining rooms, as Joy noted, but luckily on my visit, there wasn't anything too loud or distracting going on. They seem to have good COVID procedures in place: Everyone gets a temperature check before coming in, a squirt of hand sanitizer, and their shoes spritzed with disinfectant. Staff and customers remain masked at all times. My massage therapist, Michelle, was excellent -- more akin to a medical professional than a spa employee. Like every other office grunt in NYC, I sit a lot and my back / shoulders are a disaster. I also do a lot of kid lifting (this should be an Olympic event) and recently started taking taekwondo classes, which are beating the crud out of me -- in a good way. Her technique was almost painfully hard, but magically kneaded out the kinks and qi blockages. Yep, an hour lying on your belly does leave you looking like you've spent the last hour sobbing, with or without contacts in. (I don't wear contacts or glasses because, according to my parents, I never studied hard enough. ;) So bring shades and an extra mask in case you relax so much you drool. Pricing is ridiculously inexpensive: $48 for 61 minutes! And yes, it is sixty-ONE minutes. Maybe it's a numerology thing.

I was out at a friends house over the memorial day weekend, and one of the other guests was…read morepracticing what I now know to be Tai Chi. When I asked this guy about what he was doing he explained to me that he had been doing Tai Chi for many years and it helped with various body aches and his over health and well being. It was then I decided that this might be good for me and looked up classes in my area. I came across Lisa Russell Healing Arts and decided to enroll in her Tai Chi class. The class is offered in a room at the Pearl River United Methodist Church and is one hour in length. Lisa is a wonderful instructor with a calming presence and encourages each student to work at their own pace. Lisa explains the philosophy behind Tai Chi and how it will benefit each individual. Today (6/17) was my first class and it will definitely not be my last. There were 10 students in today's class which were apparently the same age as me. Some first timers and the rest more experienced. Today's class is every Monday at 9:30am but there are others on different weekdays at other locations and at other times. Low impact and high reward. Makes sense to me!

From the owner: Tai Chi, Qi Gong classes for health. Weekly live Zoom classes, In-person in Pearl River, NY &…read moreMontvale, NJ. Group and Private lessons. TCM health coach

Some of the best massages I've gotten in my entire life were from here. All the massage therapists…read morehave a good sense for the body. They use firm but not painful pressure and I always walk out feeling like I'm floating, pain free. I love this place!

BEWARE of Precious Stone Chinese Qi Gong Tui-na Body Work Health Center, 535 6th Ave, Pk Slope…read more Last Sunday I had the most disturbing and stressful massage of my life at Qi Gong. From the very beginning of the message, I felt uncomfortable with the masseur (I never got his name). He: * leaned his body against mine way too much, forcing me to slide over to the other side of the massage table to avoid him. He either did not understand what I told him in English, or he feigned not understanding. * completely removed the towel covering my butt, and although I replaced it twice, he removed it twice more. * slide his hand across my privates. At that point, I stopped him and warned him to be careful, and to keep his hand away from my privates, and he said, "ok." A few minutes later, he repeated this on my other leg. I then stopped the massage, told him to leave, and went to the front desk to report him. I told the receptionist that they were both lucky I didn't call the sex crimes unit to report a sexual assault. The receptionist defended the masseur, saying there had never been a complaint against him. Later that day I reported the incident to the 78th Precinct, and Officer McCarthy filed a "forcible touching" complaint. UPDATE: The manager, Amy, later texted me and offered me a $100 bribe to take down this review. I refused. Has anyone else suffered inappropriate behavior/sexual assault by the masseuses and masseurs at Qi Gong? If so, please report these on their Yelp page to warn other potential customers. I've also posted this 3 times but Yelp seems to be removing the review. I changed the word to "privates" in hopes that this won't flag the review. 6 days ago · 12

Love training at Qi Tao. I arrived as a total tai chi newbie, and Sifu Tzyann started me with the…read morefundamentals (posture, the "tai chi walk," breathing), which was fun in itself, and then quickly started me on my first form. Alongside an all-ages group of welcoming students, I was able to learn the 24-move form, the 40, and the beautiful sword form. The forms are like calming, moving meditations I can settle back into whenever I'm feeling tense or anxious. Sifu is caring and attentive - she takes tai chi seriously but not herself, and she loves to crack a joke.

Granted, it's been some time since I've been there, but i recall wanting to find out more about…read morethis school since it was only a few blocks from my home in the Slope (this is when they were at their old location on 7th Avenue.) Sad to say, the phrase "you never get a second chance to make a first impression" rings true. I walked down the stairs hoping for a welcoming greeting and someone who could answer questions. What I recieved was an indifferent stare from a woman who pointed me towards the wall with the class schedule and information, who then went back to whatever she was reading. I walked back up the stairs and tossed the brochure in the trash at the first corner garbage can. For the sake of their other students, hopefully their customer service has improved. Or perhaps they're following the "36 Chambers of Shaolin" style of recruitment, where one has to walk across a barrel bobbing in water to be accepted.

A someone with an injured back and limited mobility (in my 40s!), Tai Chi has helped enormously. I…read morewas hesitant at first, but Susan has made it all very easy and enjoyable. Small classes help! - she tailors the class to what she sees students need, and is very knowledgeable (and patient). It's been a pleasure and I'm looking forward to continuing classes for a long time.

I'd been looking for a nearby place to learn about Tai Chi and discovered a flyer for Susan's…read moreclass. I'm so glad I did! She is knowledgeable and friendly and couldn't be more convenient. On Friday afternoons we meet at Spoke The Hub, which is a beautiful, clean space. Now that spring is here, the Wed evening class is in Prospect Park!

Dr.Shu is amazing, he's always made me feel better in an instant. (he's my grandpa) I am super…read moreproud of him and if you're ever in the area check him out, his English isn't the best but he tries. Dr. Shu is super friendly too, he will cure you no doubts, he's been in this career for over 30 years and still going strong.

I recently injured my back; herniating and dislocating discs L3-L5. I was in incredible pain and…read morecould barely tie my shoes or walk. I went to my Primary Care Physician who prescribed pain killers, muscle relaxers and physical therapy. After 2 months of this treatment I was still in incredible pain and the doctors were suggesting shooting cortisone into my spine and if that didn't work spinal surgery. I was at wits end and decided to look into alternatives. I found Dr. Shu and after examining me he told me that through acupressure, cupping and herbal medicine, he would be able to help me. I saw him 3x per week at first and I started seeing improvement almost immediately, then it was reduced to 2x per week, then 1x per week. After 2 months I was 90% healed. I honestly thought that I would be in some sort of pain for the rest of my life, but Dr. Shu remedied that. I highly recommend Dr. Shu.

New Jersey Tai Chi is not your average Tai Chi program. This is Tai Chi taught from the heart. Sifu…read moreHarry has dedicated his time and passion to learning and developing his craft. Harry is able to accommodate any learner and type of person from young to Elderly. There is no judgement at this school yet he strives for excellence among his students. If you want Tai Chi for health, this is the place for you. If you want to learn the martial aspects of the art, this place is for you. Don't skip over this school. It's a different approach to Tai Chi that you will not see every where and is in fact rare.

Now in my early 50's with aches in my knee caps and feet, I found getting old is not just as fun…read more As my new year resolution, I decided to try TaiChi, something I can practice for the rest of my active life. I chose New Jersey Tai Chi through a regional magazine, and I was delighted with its holistic approach to fitness, martial arts, and mind/body wellness. And my experience there did not disappoint. In the short time that I have been practicing with Harry, Paul, and others, I am learning not just the movements and breathing, but also leveraging the strength of my entire body. In addition to the physical movements, I am also learning to focus with my mind on the flow of energy and listening through Push Hands with my mind's eye. In every class, Harry demonstrates the application of those elegant moves into practical and powerful self-defense tactics. It's still too early to tell the full health benefits yet, but I feel more flexible, more at ease with my mind and body, and TaiChi is now a part of my exercise routine.

Great affordable Taichi and Qigong classes. I've been dropping into the classes every now and then…read moreand I have to say the classes are high quality and fun. I would highly recommend the classes to anybody looking to improve their health or just a wonderful group of people to exercise together.

Absolutely love the training I received from shifu Guolin. He is an amazing teacher. I have been…read moretraining in Chinese kung fu for 53 years as of 2025. The past 17 were with Shaolin Temple. So much of my skill was refined under the tutelage of my Shaolin instructors. Also, with the addition of Qigong to my skill repertoire, I am definitely a more complete martial artist!

I took private lessons here and I've never been happier with the overall process of the techniques…read moreI've learned here. The front desk was very supportive as well. I highly recommend this school. The students are a team and give a lot of support to each other as well.

Stopped by over a weekend to try this new spa. It's new and the space is clean. I did scraping (gua…read moresha) and cupping, and would def come back to try the back/foot massage as well. I didn't make an appointment and had to wait about 5 minutes.

Ave U, this massage parlor, boasts a simple yet clean decor. Today, feel your fatigue and anxiety…read moredissipate with every gentle touch, leaving you revitalized and refreshed. Whether it's relieving stress, soothing muscle tension, or improving your overall well-being, this place offers foot massage. Run by a renowned Brooklyn foot masseur, Fatty, with over 20 years of experience, their herbal foot massage combines natural herbs and hot spring water to deeply release natural essences into the skin. Through deep foot massage, it relieves muscle fatigue, promotes blood circulation, and restores balance to your mind and body, bringing you a sense of tranquility and harmony from nature. Their aromatherapy foot massage uses a selection of natural essential oils, penetrating every inch of your skin through foot massage. This releases tension, calms the mind, awakens dormant senses, and allows your soul to resonate with the aromas of nature, guiding you towards deep relaxation and tranquility.