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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2026-12-14/
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2026-12-21/
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2026-12-28/
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-01-04/
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-01-11/
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URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-01-18/
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URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-01-25/
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URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-02-01/
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URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-02-08/
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-02-15/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-02-22/
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-03-01/
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DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-03-08/
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ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://thecenteronrosser.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/tai-chi-mondya.png
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-03-15/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-03-22/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-03-29/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-04-05/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-04-12/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-04-19/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-04-26/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-05-03/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-05-10/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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SUMMARY:TAI CHI — YANG STYLE 108 FORM: THE FIRST 32 POSTURES
DESCRIPTION:Ready to gain the wonderful health benefits oF Tai Chi? Explore the beautiful\, flowing Yang Style 108 Form while learning its first 32 postures (Parts 1 & 2A). Don’t let “108” intimidate you—we’ll learn at a comfortable pace\, focusing on relaxation\, balance\, coordination\, mindfulness\, and the other principles that make Tai Chi such a rewarding “moving meditation.” \nNo previous Tai Chi experience is required. Experience with the 24 Form or another Tai Chi style is helpful\, but newcomers are always welcome. You’ll discover how a slightly longer\, continuous form can deepen your understanding and enjoyment of Tai Chi.
URL:https://thecenteronrosser.org/event/tai-chi-yang-style-108-form-the-first-32-postures/2027-05-17/
CATEGORIES:Basic Fitness,Mindful Classes
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