Tai Chi KC 9200 Glenwood Street, Overland Park, KS 66212

"Andy is a great teacher. He is very thorough and patient. Tai Chi is not easy but Andy has to a teaching method that makes sense. I would suggest his class to anyone that is interested in a centering exercise routine"

"I have been learning Tai Chi from Andy for a couple of years now, and can't wait for the next session to open. I didn't understand how Tai Chi could help with Balance, but since covid has interrupted the lessons, I can tell the difference. Great activity, physically and mentally, and Andy is one of the best teachers. Every lesson I learn something new."

"Taking Tai Chi here was fantastic. Through taking this class, I was able to learn the beginning postures of the yang style and focus on my mindfulness which is much needed in these hectic days. Andy is a great instructor who helps with clear instruction on what to do and how to correct what you are doing. I had taken Tai chi but this class was able to actually teach it to me so that I can continue my studies and grow."

"I am a new student with Andy and have absolutely enjoyed every class. His teaching style is very supportive and it is so easy to learn from him. I cant wait for the second class to learn the rest of the short form. Andy not only teaches you how to move, but why you should move and how it helps you and your continued improvement. He explains every step clearly and makes sure you understand before moving on. I would recommend you take his class for two reasons: 1. Tai Chi is a great exercise to improve your health and 2. Andy is a great teacher that is interested in his students learning and improving."

"Andy is a wonderful Tai Chi instructor. Andy was a student of Kim Kanzelberger, who was a student of Benjamin Pang Jeng Lo, "Ben Lo." Ben Lo, in turn, was a student of Cheng Man-Ch'ing, the creator of the 37-movement style of Tai Chi. Andy's dept of knowledge of Tai Chi is amazing. He is able to share this knowledge in a relatable way to all levels of students. He consistently relates the principles of Tai Chi to practical application. I would highly recommend studying with Andy. Whether you are new to the practice of Tai Chi or a student of many years, Andy will impart new insights and help you refine your practice."