For more than 30 years, the Lee Family Arts have helped thousands of people enjoy T’ai Chi and Taoist Yoga while improving their health and wellbeing. At the heart of the LFA is a caring, supportive approach, with instructors trained to a high standard and committed to maintaining their knowledge through regular ongoing training.
Our structured Instructor Training pathway combines practical experience, traditional LFA Arts and the essential skills needed to teach safely and confidently. Across four progressive stages, you will strengthen your own practice, deepen your understanding of the principles behind the Arts and learn how to plan and deliver purposeful sessions for people with different needs and abilities.
As your training develops, the emphasis gradually moves beyond learning movements and sequences towards understanding how the Arts connect, how they can support the individual and how to adapt your teaching for each student.
The LFA Personal Development Stage offers a flexible alternative for those who wish to deepen their existing practice without learning additional disciplines or increasing numbers of movements. It is open to everyone and can be joined at any point in your LFA journey, including alongside Instructor Training.
Online training is also available for students living overseas.
Thank you for your interest in LFA Training. I hope you find the information on this page helpful, and I look forward to welcoming you on your journey.
Sheila Dickinson
Master Instructor and President of the LFA