I love to share the experience of Taichi with Asian American Womxn and Womxn of Color who may want to learn in an environment that is focused on us. As I teach, I incorporate my background in spirituality, particularly Taoism, to teach Taichi as a spiritual practice. Instructors of Taichi online or in the West often focus on the outward movements, but the purpose of Taichi is inner cultivation. Thus, I think it’s important to experience the historical and spiritual roots of this communal practice. Each retreat will be limited to a small group of 3-8 womxn in order to cultivate a greater sense of community.
7 Day Retreat in Taiwan
For Asian American Womxn
Upcoming Dates
January 13-19, 2027 in Taipei
November 10-16, 2027 in Taipei (Save the Date)
Nov Applications will open in 2027
How it Works:
Each morning we will gather for 1.5 to 2 hours to practice Taichi at a local park in Taiwan. Together we will learn the Yang style, 24-form. The rest of the day is free for you to explore the city, spend time with friends/family, and eat!
Costs:
Each participant will arrange and pay for their own travel, lodging, food, and travel insurance to, from, and in Taiwan. The cost of the 7-day morning Taichi class is $300 USD. Optional guided conversations focused on spiritual traditions in Taiwan can be arranged for additional costs.
Travel Support:
Each group will be limited to 3-8 people. Once a group is confirmed, you will receive a guide to Taiwan with helpful tips for arranging transportation and lodging. I will connect the group through WhatsApp for anyone that wants to coordinate travel/lodging together.
In Los Angeles
For Womxn of Color
Upcoming dates: July-August 2026
We will meet at a local park once a week for 1.5-2 hours
Create your own Group
Arrange your own group of 3-8 people to travel to Taiwan together and include morning taichi classes as part of your trip. Minimum 7 mornings of class. $300 per person or $1500 for the week (whichever is the lower cost) for the morning Taichi classes ONLY. Each group will arrange and pay for their own travel, lodging, food, and travel insurance to, from, and in Taiwan. If interested, reach out to me using the Contact Form.
Cindy S. Lee 