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| (30) Nigel Sun, 25 September 2011 12:52:25 +0000 |
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very inspiring
| (29) kathy Fri, 19 June 2009 18:57:38 +0000 |
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Hi Marie
I absolutely loved the morning classes in tenerife even though i thought i wouldn't like them i was amazed how i felt afterwards like an inner peace, I am glad Sheila suggested we come, I wish you were living here Marie. I can't find anybody that teachers Infinate Tai Chi near me so i am going to get a video any suggestions?
Take care love Kathy
I absolutely loved the morning classes in tenerife even though i thought i wouldn't like them i was amazed how i felt afterwards like an inner peace, I am glad Sheila suggested we come, I wish you were living here Marie. I can't find anybody that teachers Infinate Tai Chi near me so i am going to get a video any suggestions?
Take care love Kathy
| (28) beryl Sat, 30 May 2009 07:47:54 +0000 |
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Taichi is good for mind and body. Relaxing and raising your inner spirit, one hour with Marie outside by the pool at Tipsy Terrace in the Tenerife sun - WONDERFULL see you soon BERYL
| (27) Jackie Wed, 20 May 2009 16:25:24 +0000 |
I leave Marie's Tai Chi classes feeling very positive and in control of my life. I wish I could take her home with me!
Thankyou Marie.
Luv Jackie (Tipsy's class)
Thankyou Marie.
Luv Jackie (Tipsy's class)
| (26) Barbara White Mon, 18 May 2009 16:10:36 +0000 |
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I really look forward to the Tai Chi classes with Marie in Los Gigantes.
The exercise in the sunshine and beautiful surroundings at Tipsy Terrace is beneficial and also relaxing.
Marie is a good teacher and her clear instructions and friendly nature enhance the experience.
I have met some very nice people at the classes and made some good friends and we all enjoy a chat together over coffee at the end of the sessions.
Keep up the good work Marie.
Luv Barbara
The exercise in the sunshine and beautiful surroundings at Tipsy Terrace is beneficial and also relaxing.
Marie is a good teacher and her clear instructions and friendly nature enhance the experience.
I have met some very nice people at the classes and made some good friends and we all enjoy a chat together over coffee at the end of the sessions.
Keep up the good work Marie.
Luv Barbara
| (25) Faith Wed, 13 May 2009 12:59:52 +0000 |
Tai Chi via Marie: What a wonderful experience! I have been to every class apart from being ill. I am really going to miss my Tai Chi and all the lovely people I have met. Thank you Marie for your lovely teaching. Look forward to next year. All my love Faithx
(Tipsy's class)
| (24) Johanne Lueders, London. Tue, 12 May 2009 12:18:32 +0000 |
I describe my first ever Tai Chi experience with Marie as a holy experience. I came to Tenerife having never experienced Tai Chi before. Although I wanted a very relaxing holiday after a very busy year in Britain, I didn’t want to spend my entire holiday on a sun lounger. I felt my body and mind both deserved a treat, so I went along to the Tai Chi class and was very pleased what I encountered. The class was very unhurried and I didn’t feel like I was being left behind. I followed Marie’s gentle and elegant instruction and came away an hour later feeling very relaxed, calm and serene – and as if a huge weight of tension and stress had been lifted from me. It was a holy experience led by a beautiful and insightful teacher who truly knows her craft. Thank you angel!
| (23) Tracy Dale Tue, 12 May 2009 12:17:40 +0000 |
I came to Marie’s Tai Chi/ Chi Gung sessions because I wanted a form of exercise that would benefit me, rather than exert me too much. I had a cardiovascular accident (C.V.A – or stroke to most people) some years ago, and I find the idea of, for example, walking or running on a treadmill too much for my stamina to take.
I found the classes perfect! For some years past, I have been interested in, and have done Tai Chi, but any tutors that I went to (even before my C.V.A.), progressed too fast for me – according to the type of Tai Chi they taught - and wanted to show and teach all the many moves of the form at an accelerated level.
Marie teaches you at a pace you can grasp and has reduced it down to bite sized pieces, benefiting those on holiday and people like myself, who find it hard to memorise or practice it at home. I have found that my balance and my stroke affected arm has improved in the short time that I have been attending the sessions.
| (22) Ben Marshal Tue, 12 May 2009 12:16:28 +0000 |
Ben W. Marshal; Los Gigantes, Tenerife.
I have been a tai chi student of Marie’s for only a few weeks. As a sufferer of Multiple Sclerosis I have found the affects physically and spiritually tremendous. I have recovered balance, find movement has improved and am a great deal more content with my life. It is easy for me to monitor the positive affects of Marie’s inspirational classes, I did little else health wise since I started with her. I have no reserves in recommending tai chi and especially Marie’s classes to everyone, be it young or old. Participate and enjoy
I have been a tai chi student of Marie’s for only a few weeks. As a sufferer of Multiple Sclerosis I have found the affects physically and spiritually tremendous. I have recovered balance, find movement has improved and am a great deal more content with my life. It is easy for me to monitor the positive affects of Marie’s inspirational classes, I did little else health wise since I started with her. I have no reserves in recommending tai chi and especially Marie’s classes to everyone, be it young or old. Participate and enjoy
| (21) Ron Atkin Tue, 12 May 2009 11:23:12 +0000 |
LOVE
What tis love, tis a thick jam sandwich.
What tis love, tis an ice cream in a crowd.
What tis love, tis two eggs and bacon.
What tis love, tis ones first teenage kiss.
What tis love, looking into eyes that meet.
What tis love, holding hands outside your first home.
What tis love, the patter of little feet.
What tis love, leaving your child at school.
What tis love, tis listening to their breathing.
What tis love, tis kissing under your child’s Christmas tree.
What tis love, tis holding hands as the sun sets.
What tis love, tis waking up in paradise together.
R.J.J.Atkin
Written for many people. The first line for my mother who gave me a rare jam sandwich during and after the 2nd World War when bread was rationed.
Published by FORWARD PRESS Peterborough …Nov 08.
Celebrating 20 years of publishing poetry.
“ To a starving person, food is God.”- Mahatma Gandhi
What tis love, tis a thick jam sandwich.
What tis love, tis an ice cream in a crowd.
What tis love, tis two eggs and bacon.
What tis love, tis ones first teenage kiss.
What tis love, looking into eyes that meet.
What tis love, holding hands outside your first home.
What tis love, the patter of little feet.
What tis love, leaving your child at school.
What tis love, tis listening to their breathing.
What tis love, tis kissing under your child’s Christmas tree.
What tis love, tis holding hands as the sun sets.
What tis love, tis waking up in paradise together.
R.J.J.Atkin
Written for many people. The first line for my mother who gave me a rare jam sandwich during and after the 2nd World War when bread was rationed.
Published by FORWARD PRESS Peterborough …Nov 08.
Celebrating 20 years of publishing poetry.
“ To a starving person, food is God.”- Mahatma Gandhi
