Free, Weekly Tai Chi Class Begins May 9 at Pat Walker Health Center
Looking for an easy, effective way to cope with stress? Try Tai Chi!
Starting Wednesday, May 9, Pat Walker Health Center's Wellness & Health Promotion department will offer a free, weekly Tai Chi class.
Tai Chi is a graceful form of exercise that helps reduce stress and anxiety, as well as improve flexibility and balance. Originally developed for self-defense, Tai Chi is described as moving meditation.
The new class is free for students, faculty and staff, and welcomes all levels of experience. No sign-up or registration is required.
Classes will be held at 11:30 a.m., every Wednesday in the brand-new Pat Walker Health Center second-floor Wellness Activity Room (north end of building).
Questions? Contact Ed Mink, director of Wellness & Health Promotion, Pat Walker Health Center.
Contacts
Zac Garrett Brown, assistant director of communications
Pat Walker Health Center
479-575-4649,
zacharyb@uark.edu
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