In-Person
Exercise

Tai chi For Parkinson's

Tai chi is an ancient Chinese martial art. Initially developed for combat and self-defence, it has now evolved into a sport and a form of exercise. 

As an exercise, Tai Chi is performed as gentle, low-impact movements while focusing on deep, slow breaths. 

Tai Chi has many benefits to mental and physical health, including improved balance, coordination, focus and self-esteem.

Come along to our new Woodingdean class held at the community centre, with free parking available. Class is suitable for all abilities and can be done standing or seated.

Wear loose, comfortable clothes.

Free parking available.

Cost is £2 per session - book in advance or just turn up and join in!

Contact Jodie for more information: 07815 490823

#######Classes start on the 13th March~#########

When
  • Weekly every Friday
    From 10:30 until 11:30
    Starting on 13/03/2026
Cost
Yes
Primary contact
Peace Haven Martial Arts

Location

Woodingdean Community Centre
Warren Road
Brighton
BN2 6BA
Accessible parking available

Please note that this activity is not organised by Parkinson's UK (company number 00948776). Parkinson’s UK is not responsible for the activity and is not liable for any advice given or treatment received, or for any loss or damage incurred because of attending the activity.