Oom Yung Doe

13.0 mi

Very focused and relaxing. Instructors know the 108 moves and teach how to do them very well.read more

Tai Chi Center

32.2 mi

1000x your tai chi here. Real lessons, great price. Wonderful experience.read more

From the owner: Serving Pasco and Hernando for 26 yrs.read more

As seen in Kung Fu Tai Chi Magazine

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Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA

12.3 mi

The Taoist Tai Chi Society is actually located at 1837 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N., where it…read moremoved SEVERAL YEARS AGO. Tai chi is one of the "internal" martial arts. It has proven health benefits, including improved balance, coordination, circulation, bone density, and longevity. Taoist tai chi, invented by Moy Lin-Shin around 1970, adapts the 108 moves of Yang-style tai chi to increase tai chi's health benefits. Tai chi has been called "moving meditation." Legend has it that the Chinese martial arts were invented in the sixth century by a Shaolin monk who saw what poor condition the other monks were in after spending all day every day sitting and meditating. Ta Mo invented "the 18-form exercise" that is the ancestor of karate, judo, aikido, etc. Tai chi itself was invented by the 9th-century Taoist philosopher Li Taotsu, who defined the first 37 moves in a book called "The Earlier Heavenly Movements." As practiced and taught by the St. Petersburg branch of TTCS, Taoist tai chi is a practice with proven health benefits and psychic rewards. The instructors are knowledgeable, professional, and generous, and the atmosphere is welcoming. Best of all, TTCS is a volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the health benefits of tai chi, meaning that your contributions are tax-deductible. No instructor is paid. The facility is staffed and maintained by volunteers. The Society is active in the Crescent Lake community.

Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA

(2 reviews)

42.4 mi

Best Tai Chi form for better healt.read more

A complete tai chi taught by well trained instructors. The moves focus on full body health and the…read morelearning process is continual for life. Additional experience and instruction in chi gong, chanting, swords, sabers and three additional tai chi disciplines plus beneficial social interaction are offered if desired. This is an international organization with its own building and facilities. It is non profit and doesn conflict with religious beliefs. Cost is modest and may be subsidized. Classes, beginning and continuing are numerous and attendance is very flexible. An outstanding opportunity to improve your life.

Chinese Martial Arts Center

(3 reviews)

3.8 mi

I have been a student of Master Scrima's for six years. I'm eternally grateful to Master Scrima,…read morewho changed my life. While living in Baltimore, I practiced tai chi. I loved it. I moved to Florida and wanted to continue my Tai Chi journey; lucky for me, I found the Chinese Martial Arts Center. Master Scrima is the real deal and a great teacher. I learned to stand, walk, breathe naturally, move my body most efficiently, and defend myself. Master Scrima explains the how and why of every movement and history of martial arts - a complete education. I learn something every day about myself, even in my daily practice. A student of life, Cathy Greenawalt

I have been training at this martial arts center since I was four years old, and it has truly been…read morelike a second home to me. Over the years, I've had the honor of earning my black belt in 2019 and winning two Grand Champion titles at the International Chinese Martial Arts Championship--accomplishments I wouldn't have achieved without the incredible guidance and support of this school. More than just a place to train, this school is a family. I met my husband here when we were kids, and I've built lifelong friendships and connections that go beyond training. The instructor and students create an environment that pushes you to be the best version of yourself while fostering a deep appreciation for martial arts. I'm incredibly grateful to be part of such a dedicated and supportive community, and I highly recommend this school to anyone looking to grow both in skill and in character.

The Studieaux

4.8

(9 reviews)

10.7 mi

Quirkiest yoga class I've ever taken. LOVED IT. Deep stretch with groove, almost like a dance,…read moremixed with some tai chi and even a bit of yin yoga in between. Hard to explain, just TRY IT! I did the 90s class through ClassPass and it was so fun. Upbeat instructor with good energy - very friendly and welcoming. Made me feel like I was a regular already even though it was my very first class. Studio could have been a bit cleaner though. The floor beneath my bare feet felt gritty/dusty. I'm used to the spotless Tree of Life Yoga studio in South Pasadena so my standards may be too high. Other than that, a very unique yoga experience that I would love to repeat. It's unfortunate it is located a bit far from where I live or I would be going more often with my ClassPass.

WOW! If you have chronic pain, the Sunday restorative flow is for you. I absolutely loved it. Emily…read moreled a flow that stretched and eliminated pain everywhere in my body. All muscle groups! It was so amazing, thank you so much Emily! I learned new stretches I had never even heard before from PT's that really helped me release pain everywhere, including my jaw, hip flexors, ears, and shoulders. She also records and posts her instruction for every class in a Facebook group, and I'm happy I can go check out the new stretches I learned before the next class to help eliminate pain during the week. Loved this class, will be back every Sunday! Thank you again!

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Premier Martial Arts

0.1 mi

This place is great for kids My son love it and the Sensei Carlos there is also really great with…read morekids amd know how to teach values along with the right technique. It's a great investment for your kid self confidence and worth. I recommend this place so far so good :)

From the owner: Premier Martial Arts Largo offers a blend of karate, kickboxing, self-defense, and krav maga in our…read moremartial arts classes. Our certified, professional instructors are trained in modern teaching techniques to help all our students find focus, confidence, and discipline. We are proud to serve the Largo community and surrounding areas with our adult and children's martial arts programs. We help you tap into the power of martial arts to challenge your mind and body. Our students see the positive impacts of martial arts training in their leadership abilities and character development, as well as physical and mental health. Contact us to sign up for an introductory lesson and start your martial arts journey today!

Sand Key Park

4.2

(133 reviews)

5.3 mi

I had the pleasure of exploring this park, guided by bird watching expert friends, early on a…read moreSaturday morning during spring migration. We saw more birds than people as I think most folks just go to the beach. This park includes three distinct environments... beach, freshwater marshes and forest all very close to each other, with easy-to-follow unmarked trails and clean public bathrooms. We walked and explored and enjoyed for several hours, seeing osprey with young chicks, a pileated woodpecker, herons, ducks, a variety of stunning warblers, a loggerhead shrike and more! We also saw a variety of native butterflies and plants/trees/flowers, so I contributed those identifications since that's more my area of expertise. I was thrilled to see, for the first time in my life, the elusive Blue-Winged Warbler! Score! While I didn't obtain a photo, the sighting was definite and confirmed by my friend / guide / birding expert! Life is great when a small group of friends explore a beautiful and serene park, taking our time to really take it all in and as a bonus, I am able to add to my growing bird life list.

Great time at Sand Key Park! Love the it's only $5 for parking all day. There are restrooms with…read morechanging rooms. Also, a shower outside to rinse off. The beach is nice and wide, so plenty of space to spread out. The beach is also clean! There are lifeguards, but not this day. I think they are there typically in the summer.

Sand Key Beach Lifeguard House

Sand Key Beach

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Sand Key Beach Pathway

North Shore Aquatic Center

4.0

(20 reviews)

14.4 mi

This place is great. And I love the location. The lifeguards are nice. The only downfall is during…read moreswim season. They close this place for weeks for all the neets, so you can't swim here. It ends up being a money sink. But the lanes are great when available.

450.00 a year? give me a break! They don't even offer a senior discount. Too many other gyms in the…read morearea to join, skip this place! Crunch is only 9.99 a month, why would anyone pay 450.00 a year?

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Highland Recreation Complex

3.9

(47 reviews)

4.4 mi

Super cool area. Went here with my daughter for a karate tournament and the place was awesome. Only…read morething that was terrible is the vending machines. They kept getting stuck and it robbed me of like $3 lol.

Our experience at Highland Park Recreation Center was mixed. There were staff members we genuinely…read moreappreciated, but overall, this was not the right fit for our son. One of the biggest concerns was that the program seemed to expect children to simply comply rather than meet them where they were developmentally. Children who need extra guidance, emotional support, or individualized approaches may struggle here. Our son's classroom had approximately 15 children with a lead teacher and an assistant, which seemed like it should have allowed for more individualized attention, but that wasn't our experience. The quality of care also depended heavily on which teacher was present. Our son did much better with the morning lead teacher, who built a positive relationship with both our family and our son. We noticed a significant difference in his confidence and behavior under her care. Unfortunately, our experience with the afternoon teacher was very different. Nearly every pickup involved a list of problems or corrections. Rather than collaborating with us on strategies that worked for our child, it often felt like we were being lectured. We rarely felt that anyone was interested in asking what was successful at home or how we could work together. Communication from administration was also disappointing. There were times when it was difficult to reach the director, and concerns did not always feel acknowledged. At one point, I was spoken to disrespectfully in front of administration without meaningful intervention. That left me feeling anxious about bringing my son each day instead of confident that we were partnering with the school. As parents, we spent a great deal of time building our son's confidence at home. Unfortunately, we often felt that the environment at the center undermined those efforts instead of reinforcing them. Rather than focusing on prevention and helping children succeed, it sometimes felt like the emphasis was on correcting behavior after problems occurred. For example, recurring conflicts between certain children continued despite opportunities to separate them proactively. To be fair, there were positives. The morning teacher was caring, communicative, and made a noticeable difference in our son's experience. We also understand that recreation center programs are different from private preschools. If you're looking for reliable childcare, this program may meet your needs. However, if you're looking for a preschool environment that emphasizes emotional support, individualized guidance, and strong collaboration with parents--particularly if your child has ADHD, AuDHD, sensory needs, or simply needs more patience--I would encourage you to ask detailed questions before enrolling. This review reflects our family's personal experience, and ultimately we chose a different educational environment that we believe is a better fit for our son.