Pay-as-you-go

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We do not teach pay-as-you-go classes

Newcastle Tai Chi does not offer pay-as-you-go classes.


Come as you please?

Some people want to attend tai chi classes as a pay-as-you-go student. Instead of having corrections and one-to-one attention, they want to simply follow along with the group.
They have no interest in becoming a member of our school.


Zero commitment

The drawback with pay-as-you-go is that it doesn't actually work. If a student is unwilling to attend weekly lessons, then they're highly unlikely to train at home between classes...


Good intentions

Pay-as-you-go students have good intentions. They plan to attend frequently and make irregular, but steady progress... It sounds great, doesn't it?
In reality they attend 2-3 lessons maximum and then stop tai chi altogether.


Taster session?

People sometimes want a tai chi taster session before committing to membership. This is understandable. It is why we offer an induction course.


Other schools

Some tai chi classes cater for pay-as-you-go. We do not. If you are seeking drop-in tuition, please look elsewhere.

Sign up for the 2 week induction course, you need to commit to this as a minimum to even begin to get a sense of how useful studying tai chi can be for you.

(Peter)
 

Page created 8 May 1996
Last updated 1 March 1999

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