
The Society for Nanlaoshu is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving this ancient Chinese longevity practice. Through meditation and physical movement we pursue health and well-being. This dual cultivation allows us to return to a natural state of balance and harmony.

class schedule
The Center is open for limited classes
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Class Schedule
New Taiji 1 Class
on Zoom
Starts
Monday, June 13
6:15 - 7:30 pm
An eight-week series on Zoom. This beginners class covers the fundamental Yi Jin Jing exercises and the beginning of the Neigong Taijiquan form. When the series concludes, it will be followed by Taiji 2
and Taiji 3. Cost: $160.
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Weekly Group Practices
Thursdays
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Join your fellow practitioners for a weekly group practice at the Center. Open only to members who have been fully vaccinated plus waited the requisite time to reach full immunity; wearing masks and social distancing are mandatory.
Free; open to current Nanlaoshu members.

Morning Meditation Series
Thursdays
8:00 - 9:00 am
Join us for a weekly morning guided meditation session led by Ruby Shih.
Start the day with gentle awareness as we connect with ourselves and each other. We calm our hearts to sense a deeper connection to Nature’s Qi for nourishment & healing. Sitting as a group, we generate a stronger Qi field to support each other and our community.
Free to current members.

Meditation Series
Thursdays
6:00 - 6:45 pm
Meditation is integral to the Nanlaoshu practice and leads to the cultivation of a calm spirit and clear mind. This ongoing class will consist of a question and answer period, the "9 Orifice Breathing" method, head and foot massages as taught by Master Koo, and then a seated or standing meditation period.
Free to current members.

Master Koo Anniversary Video
For our 30th anniversary celebration, Barbara Bordnick, long-time Nanlaoshu practitioner and Board member, was inspired to create this loving homage to our practice.