Tai Chi For All
Tai Chi is a meditative and restorative art form. Our mission is to use this art form to help you reduce stress, align your mental and physical health, relieve your muscular tension, and provide therapy through breath. We offer Tai Chi classes for all levels and all goals. No matter what you hope to achieve through Tai Chi. Tai Chi For All can help you get there. 

Master Robert Russell-Brown

Founder (1992)

Master Robert Russell-Brown began studying martial arts in 1957, beginning with Judo, then learning a soft-flowing style of Ju Jutsu from Master Jan de Jong, principal of the Ju Jutsu Kan, Perth where Robert taught for many years. 
In the mid 1960s he studied the 'evasive' Indonesian fighting art of Pencak Silat, then pioneered the study of Japanese Karate (Shotokan) in Perth, Western Australia, receiving the rank of third dan (honorary). In conjunction with learning and teaching Tai Chi, Robert has studied Reiki (2nd level) and metaphysical healing.                                                  However, with an engineering background, he has used modern scientific and medical knowledge to gain a deep understanding of how this ancient Chinese art works. 
Robert has been teaching Tai Chi since 1992 and is a member of the Tai Chi Association of Australia.

Master Kaye Jenkins

Tai Chi Instructor

Kaye has been studying Tai Chi with Master Robert Russell-Brown since 2012 and has been instructing in Tai Chi since 2018. She achieved Master in 2020. Her passion for Tai Chi has only increased and she has  studied further: Shoulder Pole and Yin Yang Sword in 2015, the Immortal Silver Flute and the Sabre in 2017, followed by the Dragon Phoenix Fan in 2019.                                                                                    Kaye has now taken on the role as owner of Tai Chi For All to ensure  the school continues into the future. However Master Robert Russell-Brown is still very much a part of Tai Chi For All.                                        In her formative years she was a Professional Dancer and has found the same beauty and enjoyment in Tai Chi.                                                    Kaye is a member of the Tai Chi Association of Australia

   

Tai Chi Instructor

I came to Tai Chi in 2001. I was searching for anything that would help reduce pain that I was suffering from a vehicle accident. From the first class that I attended there was some relief. The first term was mainly Qigong and that set the path for me to follow.

My Tai Chi has been a blessing in disguise, my doctors couldn’t believe the change in my mobility and demeanor. The gains that I have made have also encouraged me to branch out into the field of Reiki which I now use together with Tai Chi for pain relief and comfort. I only wish that I had started this training twenty years earlier.

Master Robert (Snow) Hall

Benefits of Tai Chi

Everyone can benefit from Tai Chi and Chi Kung. like most low-impact exercises, it can be an important part of a healthy lifestyle, hence health care professionals often suggest it as a complementary therapy for many conditions. Tai Chi emphasizes correct posture, relaxation and balance, which can align the mind and body to provide relief from many physical and mental ailments. You do not need any background in martial arts or dance to learn and enjoy Tai Chi.
Tai Chi lessons in Wanneroo, Pearsall and Duncraig.

Tai Chi For All teaches Shang Gou style Tai Chi in Western Australia. The movements are similar to the Yang style with an emphasis on how the moves are used to bring about relaxation and correct breathing. The set has 108 moves, divided into six levels. We also teach Shibashi One and Two, Lotus and the Lohan Chi Kung sets. In order to improve stance, balance and raise the shen, senior students study the Yin Yang Sword, Dragon Phoenix Fan, Long Pole, Sabre and Immortal Silver Flute.                                                                                                          Classes are given by Master Robert Russell-Brown, Master Kaye Jenkins, Master Robert Snow and Master Max Gunson, with assistance from senior students.                                                                                      Our lesson schedule fits in with the school terms.                                        Class duration is one hour and every class begins with a session of Qi Gong (Chi Kung).  

Term commencement dates

Wanneroo Community Centre - 23 Civic Dr, Wanneroo WA

Wednesday 7:30 pm 

All levels - Three Teachers

Commencing 5 February 2025

Pearsall Hocking Community Centre - 125 Willespie Dr, Pearsall WA

Thursday 9:30 am

All levels - Three teachers 

Commencing 6 February 2025

Duncraig Recreation Centre - 40 Warwick Rd, Duncraig WA 

Friday 9:00 am Beginners                                                                                                      10:00am Level 2 - Level 6                                                                              Two teachers      Commencing 7 February 2025

Monday  6:30 pm - All levels

Master Jenkins only     Commencing 3 February 2025

Rates for Tai Chi Lessons

Class duration is one hour and every class begins with a session of Qi Gong (Chi Kung).

Our classes fill up quickly, so make sure you call ahead of time and enquire about available spaces. 

For Wanneroo and Pearsall-Hocking : 

email bobrb@bigpond.net.au or call 0417 183 139

Please note that course fees are paid by the term

Wanneroo: $160 (10 weeks). Concession rate $110

Pearsall:     $160 (10 weeks). Concession rate $110 

Duncraig: please call Phoenix Warwick Stadium 9247 2266