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Workshops / Events April 21st Spring Workshop May 19th Annukka Holland May 20th Annukka Holland 2012 Fast Form Dates Classes Instructors | Tom Gold-Blyth
For more information visit: www.taichioxford.com Click here to see current classes and events offered by Tom Gold-Blyth in Oxford Tricia Pomroy
In 1991 Tricia undertook an intensive 2 year professional level instructor training. This foundational training included teaching in Tai Chi Chuan (Yang style), Taoist meditation and Chi Kung. Since 1992 Tricia has taught Tai Chi to hundreds of students, initially in the London area and latterly in West Sussex. Tricia remains committed to her ongoing training so that she can be a reliable source of the essence of Tai Chi for her students. In keeping with the open nature of the Golden Flower School, Tricia continues to work with some of the most highly respected teachers of Tai Chi in the UK and visiting masters from abroad. Tricia is the West Sussex Co-ordinator for the Golden Flower Tai Chi Association UK, she comes from a teaching background and has also completed training as a Health & Well-being Consultant. She is committed to helping people create a healthier and more fulfilling life-style; Tai Chi being a key component of her work. Click here to see current classes and events offered by Tricia Pomroy in West Sussex Martin Pomroy
Martin Pomroy is a fully licensed Tai Chi Instructor with the Golden Flower Tai Chi Association (UK). He is also an instructor member of the Tai Chi Union for Great Britain (TCUGB). He began his studies in Tai Chi with Master San Gee Tam in 1989, though Martin had been a student of Tai Chi in the Midlands from the mid -1980’s. In 1991 Martin undertook an intensive 2 year professional level instructor training. This foundational training included teaching in Tai Chi Chuan (Yang style), Taoist meditation and Chi Kung. Martin started his own Golden Flower classes in West Sussex in 1996 and since that time has helped many students on their Tai Chi journey. Martin remains committed to his ongoing training so that he can be a reliable source of the essence of Tai Chi for his students. In keeping with the open nature of the Golden Flower School, Martin continues to work with some of the most highly respected teachers of Tai Chi in the UK and visiting masters from abroad. Martin has a background in the self-development field, he is also a certificated Counsellor, Licensed NLP Practitioner dedicated to the support and empowerment of the people he works with. Click here to see current classes and events offered by Martin Pomroy in West Sussex Cindy Wansbury
During my journey I have seen how my Tai Chi practice has instigated many subtle transformations in my life and the way I respond to it, leaving me with a deepening sense of joy and harmony with the world around me. Master San Gee Tams’ teachings of Tai Chi as a method of self-integration have been a real inspiration. This interest in self-awareness has led me to work more recently with other teachers in this field. As I continue along this path I wish to share what I have learned and to be a positive presence and support to those around me. Click here to see current classes and events offered by Cindy Wansbury in Hampshire Heike Waters
Over time being a student turned into assisting more and more and I became involved in the Instuctors training going to Retreats and Trainings in Holland, Belgium and America. I trained with the Chief Instructor Job Koesoemobroto and then with the Master of the school San Gee Tam. I qualified as a Golden Flower Instructor in 2005. I am continually inspired by Master San Gee Tam’s teaching and the curriculum the school offers: personal development in any aspect of life and the cultivation of Happy Chi. I also enjoy the great sense of community and friendship in the school. In my classes I aim to reflect these aspects so that students can benefit from Tai Chi as much as I do, having fun and enjoyment, depth of experience and also being able to allow personal development. I live in Chichester and I am married with two young children. Click here to see current classes and events offered by Heike Waters in West Sussex Janet Sewell
Click here to see current classes offered by Janet Sewell in North London Sarati
Click here to see current classes offered by Sarati in North London John Hickson
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Having discovered Tai Chi as a student in 1985, I loved the unique combination of relaxation and energy development and went on to study with Gerda Geddes, Kinthissa and Tew Bunnag. In 1992 with increasing involvement in the world of commerce and London's dance culture I decided to take a break from Tai Chi. In 1998 I reconnected with Tai Chi and soon started attending training events with Master San Gee Tam. I found the Golden Flower curriculum to be highly effective for both personal development and cultivation of happy chi. I was inspired by Master San Gee Tam's teaching and by the strong sense of community that thrives in the school. In 2005 I qualified as a Golden Flower Instructor and am now teaching classes in Oxford. In all my classes I aim for students to experience both the fun and lightness of playing Tai Chi whilst also giving insight into the depth of experience and development that is available.
Tricia Pomroy is a fully licensed Tai Chi Instructor with the Golden Flower Tai Chi Association (UK). She is also an instructor member of the Tai Chi Union for Great Britain (TCUGB). She began her studies in Tai Chi with Master San Gee Tam in 1989.
In 2008 I qualified as a Golden Flower Instructor after 7 exciting years, in which I have travelled to Belgium the Netherlands, America and Siberia, to study with Master San Gee Tam and to practice Tai Chi with fellow students. My travels have given me a strong appreciation of the value of the community we have created in the school, which supports us all in everything we do. This sense of community is something I wish to bring to my own classes.
My Tai Chi Journey started in 1992, when I went to a class in Croydon with Paul Brewer with the aim to learn to relax. I got a lot more into the bargain - it helped me to be not just much more relaxed but to be more focused, centred and balanced in my whole being. As a physiotherapist I also very much appreciated the Health aspect of Tai Chi. I continued my practise after moving to Chichester in 1994, but also noticed that I needed a class to progress my studies. I tried a few classes until I came across the Golden Flower Classes run by Martin and Tricia Pomroy in 1996.
