I have been exploring the relationship between qi gong and reiki. I found A Thousand Cranes Studios…read moreduring my trip to Boston for a convention. During my session with Leda I asked questions and then learned some foundational qi gong practices. Leda is very knowledgable and her studio is beautiful and serene. I look forward to learning more from her. She has a gentle and friendly manner while sharing ancient knowledge based on her practice and study.

I've wanted to learn tai chi for a long time. When I went to Leda Elliot's class I knew I'd found…read morethe right teacher! Leda is deeply rooted in her knowledge and experience. She explains the martial arts background of the moves as we go along, giving depth to what we're doing. In only a handful of classes, I learned a whole routine I can practice at home or on the beach. It's exhilarating! Her studio is gorgeous, just steps from the ocean. Can't wait to learn more!

I have been training with Nicanor Snow for two years in Tai Chi and he is a very gifted teacher…read more He truly understands the energy of Tai Chi and is able to communicate "true" Tai Chi to his students. I highly recommend his classes.

Fred has been my teacher for over a decade. You will not find a more knowledgeable or experienced…read moreteacher in the area. He is also a kind teacher who truly cares for his students. Tai chi is something that takes quite some time to master- Heart Mind Tai Chi can guide you on this long journey.

Rich is an Excellent teacher! Understands levels of physical abilities. Very conscientious.read more

Fang is a dedicated and caring instructor, teaching a variety of forms. A martial arts champion,…read moreshe also demonstrates self defense. A highlight of her classes is Qi gong for health and meditation. For more advanced students, she has weekly classes in Chinese weapons.

While on a cruise in China, I experienced very bad breathing problems. Being an asthmatic, my…read moremedications couldn't keep up with the conditions. It necessitated my going to the ship's Doctor, who emphasized the most important thing that I could do was to practice Tai Chi every day for 1 - 1 1/2 hours . While living in Florida I" learned" Tai chi through videos. Realizing that there was no one to tell me if I was doing it correctly, I felt that I needed to find a class with a teacher who could give me guidance. When I came back to Boston for the summer, I did quite a bit of research and based on the reviews decided to go to Randy's class. Randy is a TEACHER. He shares his extensive knowledge not only about the forms but also the why. It is important to him that his students maximize the physical and mental benefits of Tai Chi. This is exemplified by his individual attention that all of his students receive. He consistently moves around the class encouraging and correcting. Through his efforts I feel that I have begun the steps (baby steps) to really learn Tai Chi and have grown not only in the physical but also the importance of the mental aspects. Randy is truly vested in the success of his students. If you truly want to learn, Randy is a TEACHER

I have attended two classes with Randy thus far. My wife and I enjoy his classes thoroughly. Randy…read moreis obviously passionate about his art and his attention to detail stands out. I have found my investment in Randy and his classes to be money well spent and will definitely refer friends and family to him.

Robin has been able, in very few sessions, to alleviate a lot of my back pain. I am sold on what…read moreshe does. She is thorough, personable, painless and, above all, knowledgable. She takes her time and is unhurried.

From the owner: Country Well offers to work with you toward health and vitality, peace and bliss. Relax, open and…read morereceive healing through natural and non-invasive, ancient and time-tested therapies. Take part in your own healing: Classes in meditation, tai chi and qigong.

I had a Tui Na massage treatment today. Kathy is a very intuitive healer and knew all of the places…read morethat needed help. I am greatly looking forward to my next treatment.

From the owner: The mission of Taoist Institute of TCM Inc is to provide world class TCM, Tai Chi and Qi Gong…read morepractitioners focused on empowering Chi, enhancing health and healing the mind, body and spirit using diverse bodywork therapies. Provide long distance Taoist TCM educational class for family to heal each other and spread Taoist TCM to the world. Our goal is to bring health and a smile to each client's face, from the very first visit.

I have been a student of Master Zhang for nearly 10 years. I have really embraced TaiChi and would…read morelike to truly master Xinyi and inner spiritual health. He provides not only context and authenticity to his teaching, he adjusts his teaching to the needs of his students. So whether you are just trying out martial arts for health, or looking to truly become a master, Master Zhang has the skill, patience and aptitude to guide you in your martial arts journey.

I have been studying tai chi with Huan for almost four years. He teaches the traditional Yang…read moreStyle (85 movements) as opposed to the shorter forms that are around today. Because tai chi is a martial art, Huan teaches applications also. This is something that is not always taught to the beginning student of tai chi. Huan learned from masters in China. He is part of the wonderful lineage of this moving form of meditation. Stop by and see how tai chi can change your health.

I initially found this place from a suggestion of my acupuncturist to help recover from a separated…read moreshoulder. I have to say I recovered in some pretty record time! A great place to do tai chi, meditation or any martial arts. They have kids martial arts as well as adults and the instructors are very knowledgable and offer an environment that is comfortable and easy to learn in. They offer Tai chi (many styles), qigong, bagua, nagong, dao yin (Chinese yoga), do yee (Korean yoga), kempo, Kung fu, shaolin karate, Ching I, and probably some more that I don't know about. My son does the kids shaolin and loves it! I do the qigong, Thai chi (yang and Chen), bagua, daoyin, doyee and meditation. VERY BENIFICIAL for your internal health and strength! Give it a try, first class or two is usually free to get you started.

It's rare that people find something that they are truly passionate about and rarer still that they…read morehave the ability to effectively share that passion with others. The Taoist Arts Center is a rare example of just such an instance when a passion and teaching of that passion are perfectly united. Sloane Franklin, the master instructor and owner, deftly wields a knowledge of that entertains and draws you in as the student, and leaves you rejuvinated and eager for the next class. His explanations are well-informed and articulately delivered and his deep belly laughs are contagious. As someone, who has never been terribly interested in martial arts training, I can whole heartedly endorse this center for anyone interested in improving their health and physical and emotional well-being.

Do not go here. The teachers/owners are good at what they do but so strict. My daughter went here…read morefor over a year and never did they speak to me about her behavior and then she had one hard day and they kicked her out. She is a 7 year old with ADHD and this was something she looked forward to every week. I watched her each week thrive there. I agree there should be consequences and am happy for her to sit out of class when asked. This was her first time and they emailed me and told me she was no longer welcome. They wouldn't speak to me over the phone about it. My daughter is now going to internalize their rejection with zero warnings. These are children here. I would understand if monthly she was asked to sit out but this is not the case. We were completely blindsided. Please do not use this business.

It is a TRAVESTY that there aren't a million 5 star reviews of this place. Very proud to be the…read morefirst. I've only been coming here for a few weeks at this point, but as a complete beginner I couldn't be having a better time. The website advertises "no egos" which is on point. The moment I walked through the door for the first time, one of the students comes over to say hi and introduce himself because he hasn't seen me before. Everyone I've worked with so far has been really cool and the more experienced guys will take things slow and easy and even let me pull off moves on them so I can get the feel for how it's supposed to work. Don't get me wrong, every class is a challenge both physically and mentally - but it's the kind of environment where you feel comfortable really pushing yourself. The great culture starts at the top with Owner/Professor Danny Morera and Co-Owner (slash Danny's wife) Angela. Just great people - knowledgeable, welcoming, helpful, friendly, and fun. There's always a lot of smiles and laughs, but when it's instruction time, they're appropriately serious and focused on making sure people learn the techniques safely and properly. If you're interested in learning jiu-jitsu, the advice I got from some experienced friends was to opt for a school led by an IBJJF (International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation) certified black belt, and registered with the IBJJF (you can look people and schools up on their website). There are a lot of places that would be happy to teach you "jiu-jitsu", but if you're going to put in the time and spend the money you probably want to do it right.