Tai Chi Revolution’s New Beginner Class Is Starting Soon!

We hope that you will give our 6 week beginner class a try! Details of the class are below:

What will I learn: This six week class will get you started on your Tai Chi practice by teaching you the fundamental movements of Tai Chi.  You will learn the first 17 movements of the 108 movement set with qualified and knowledgeable instructors.  You found our website – now we’d really like to meet you in person!

Cost: $60 (payable at the first class; cash or check (unfortunately we don’t take credit cards).

When: Friday afternoons beginning on Friday, September 18th 2026 and running through October 23, 2026 (6 weeks).

Time: 12:45 pm – 2:15 pm

Location: Tai Chi Revolution’s studio is located at 2817 James Street in Syracuse on the corner of James and North Edwards Avenue.  The studio entrance is on North Edwards (there’s a sign in the window so you can find us) with off-street parking in front of the studio and across the street.  There is also free street parking.

What to Wear: Comfortable and loose fitting clothing.  Shoes should be flat and enclose your entire foot with good support (something like sneakers or low hiking shoes).  Bare feet, crocs, flip flops or open toed sandals should not be worn.

Still not convinced?

Check out some of the health benefits of a regular Tai Chi practice here: https://taichirevolution.com/health-benefits/. We hope to see you in class!!

MASKS ARE CURRENTLY NOT REQUIRED BUT… Our masking protocols are based on infection rates. Currently we do not require masks to be worn while in the studio. Having said that, we care about our students, members, and guests and are committed to protecting everyone’s health while in our class. If infection rates spike, we may reconsider the masking requirement. We appreciate your understanding.

Still have questions?  You can check out our FAQ page here or send us an e-mail at TaiChiRevolutionCNY@gmail.com and someone will get back to you within a day.

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