Took a gap for a while due to baby sitting schedule... I am returning soon ... these classes are…read moregood for everything!!! Focus , balance and a calm outlook on life and dealing with the stressors of everyday life! Sifu Janet has a calm demeanor and you feel comfortable learning!!'

If you would like to learn taichi or qigong from someone, don't look any further. Janet Jin is the…read morereal deal. She is very knowledgeable about taichi and qigong. She explains and demonstrates each move clearly so you can follow her correctly. She always reminds us to do what you can and modify if you need to. Janet stresses how important breathing is while we practice. Her class always begins with engaging conversation and ends with a positive message! She always greets you with a nice smile and asks how you are doing. She mixes up the lessons so you do something a little different every week too! Her classes have helped me with my strength, flexibility, stamina, balance and focus. My stiff hips feel so much better after her class because her warm up includes lots of leg and hip exercises. I almost forgot to mention that she records each session and emails it to us so we can practice during the week. Janet Jin is committed to helping her students!!! She is a positive person who will influence you in a positive way.

NEW LOCATION!! 1067 Kapiolani Blvd, Unit 5A…read moreHonolulu, HI 96814 Free Parking in the same lot as Public Storage & AT&T.

Free parking available at Whole Foods parking structure. Took the elevator down to the ground floor…read moreand walked over. Caught the elevator to the third floor in the Yoga building. Was greeted by Master Jang and new instructor Erica. Erica led the group in neck, back, arm, and leg stretches. I was in pain, good pain. After the workshop, I felt incredibly good. Body was felt relaxed. We sat in a circle and drank Tea. We shared our experiences of what we went through. Can't wait till next session. My body is getting stronger and able to do more things that I thought I could never do.

We very much appreciate and enjoy Stuart Robson's Tai Chi lessons, at the park and on zoom. He is…read moreclearly a kind and knowledgeable man. His lessons provide us with both a mental and physical workout, and always have a calming effect on us. Thank you Stuart, from Sam and Stephanie!!

Tai Chi-Universal Style taught by Stuart Robson with over 30 yrs experience. Other sites include…read moreAina Haina, Kahala Park, Palolo Rec Center, Kaiser HS. Call 377-0893 for times and directions.

I've been a member with the Kaimuki B&B for about 6yrs now. I've been able to understand how with…read moremovement (vibration) you can heal and find your true self. I highly recommend joining this organization for health and understanding your body in ways you're not aware of. There is programs within their teachings like tai chi, qigong, core, and more learning how to connect your mind and body that's very rewarding for your inner health and growth. The ultimate reward is being a better self!

Body and brain yoga is an experience unlike any other! Pam was a great instructor! She is very…read moreknowledgable and patient. This was my first time trying something like this where you can really be in synchronization with your body. I was very tense in the beginning but after an hour and a half, I was much lighter and felt more recharged. Thank you for a great first experience!

I admit it, I was a complete skeptic and believed that acupuncture was more psychosomatic, Chinese…read morevoodoo, than real medicine. That was until I injured my C-7 from years of surfing and bad posture. X-rays and MRI revealed a narrowing and pinched nerve at the base of my neck and as a result I was experiencing significant pain, numbness, weakness, and tingling running past my shoulder blade, down the back of my arm, all the way to my index finger. So much so that I could not sleep due to the constant pain. My first plan of attack was traditional Western medicine, but that didn't help and the prescribed PT actually made things worst! A strange thing happens when you are in constant pain and have exhausted all options, you get desperate and are willing to trying anything for relief. Fortunately for me, a very respected doctor friend of my recommended that I see Cory since he helped him and different members of his family with various ailments and injuries. After my very first treatment the reduction in pain was significant, near miraculous, and now I am a believer! The needles are so thin you almost can't feel them, the mild electrical pluses that Cory uses to stimulate and bring healing chi/blood into injured areas, the surround sound and vibrations of healing music, the use of heat lamps, and the 30-minute Chinese healing massage to cap off each treatment is in a word OUTSTANDING. All this for less than $1 a minute, only $70 for a 1.5-hour session! I have paid much more for far less at the new, trendy places. Cory is the real deal, a local boy who was trained in China, decades of experience, very knowledgeable, passionate, and most important genuinely caring. He spends unrushed, quality time diagnosing your issue, explaining what he going to do before he does it, and gives you stretches and exercises to heal the issue at the source. Although I no longer need treatment, I still go just to nurture myself. TIPS: * Come with an open mind, this approach is VERY different from western medicine. It's much warmer, slower paced, sensory and wholistic. Here you are a person, not an ailment. Don't judge the approach, judge the results. * Don't come expecting a bright, white, yuppy spa; Cory's studio is humble, rustic, with warm, darker lighting. * Look for the older, grey colored, low rise 4-story apartment building near the corner of Wilder Ave and Keeaumoku Street. While headed up Keeaumoku, just past Wilder Ave, it's the second building on Diamond Head side of the street. A stone's throw from Makiki Park & Library, if your throwing toward the mountains. * Free parking is on the ground level, under the building. You can park in stalls #9 or #10, the last two stalls on the left. Take the stairs to the second floor and when you're on the second floor, look for the one light that's on right next to the door of his studio - room 205. * Appointment ONLY - Call (808) 220-0934 or email asianhorizonsllc@gmail.com

Corey is an AMAZING acupuncturist and MORE! His expertise, compassionate heart and extreme…read morekindness have helped me with many of my health issues. I would highly recommend Corey to anyone who is struggling with any sort of health issue. I'm so tired of taking western medication without results. Corey produces great results. He truly is an incredible acupuncturist with a heart of gold!

Parking was extremely hard to find. For someone visiting or a first timer, the map on google is…read moreincorrect. It is actually up a set up stairs directly on top of the cross fit gym, and jiu jitsu gym. Parking is tight here people usually park across the street behind a chain link fence. Street parking is also available on the whole side of the roads. I wouldn't risk it parking in a designated business spot in their tiny parking lot. That aside.... We Decided to visit this place through meetups app while on vacation for a breath workshop with Hunter. I had been looking a month ago at things I would love to do while out if our normal area, for classes and workshops to add to my training. I was glad I found this one! Once in, and talking to the instructor He said they're trying new classes out, and currently his is donation based, (but I'm sure it could change in the future), and to bring your own mat/ blanket etc for a rejuvenating intro to breath on weds at 6pm for 45 minutes. I am Yoga Nidra certifies, and this very much so reminded me of that with breath work. However, we were consciously awake and checked up on constantly through the practice. An awesome experience for those that need to tune in to themselves and out of the world. Great for people visiting the island looking to relax on a deeper level, and for locals who need to get back in touch with their innermost. Strongly suggest! I like that this studios energy seems very balanced, safe, and comfortable. It's very chill and welcoming, as was Hunter. Thanks for the lovely experience, and for hosting such awesome events for people on meetup app! Hope to visit next time I'm in the area :0)

San Bao Center is a hidden treasure. The studio is a second floor walk-up, set back on Hamakua…read moreDrive, street parking only. There are a lot of good things going on inside. Chi Kung, Kung Fu, Tai Chi are just some of what are offered. They also host workshops on varied topics conducted by themselves, as well as other community members. Workshops such as "Heal Your Back & Neck Pain", "Building Better Balance" have provided me with tools for life. My back and neck are the most comfortable they have been in years. I started with Tai Chi and discovered so much else to learn. In addition to Chi Kung, I'm enjoying kettlebell and a variety of strength training. My flexibility has tremendously improved, too. At times, it's been challenging, but I enjoy learning new things and feeling well. The quality of teaching is very high here. Bruno is very patient, humble, and knowledgable beyond his years. He is an exceptional teacher and the reason for my first yelp review. I've learned more from him in one year than the 20 years I invested in gym memberships.This is not an exaggeration. Other students have told me that Catherine is an excellent teacher, as well. If you enjoy learning new things and enjoy feeling well, give San Bao Center a try.

Full disclosure: this is a biased review because I have been training here for almost 5 years now…read moreand am an official member of the #wushuohana. That said, if you are looking to train in contemporary/traditional external wushu or internal wushu (taiji quan, bagua Zhang, and qigong) on Oahu, this is a good place to do it! The Wushu Center's team of volunteers do their best to provide a wushu training atmosphere full of aloha spirit. We offer quality wushu instruction to all skill levels, with after school programs suitable for children 5 and up. Contemporary competitive wushu is the biggest draw for the younger students, as it is often featured in the movies and TV (Jet Li, Kung Fu Panda, Avatar: the Last Airbender, Jackie Chan) and it is a fun and challenging way to get and stay in shape, make friends, and participate in an internationally competitive sport with surging popularity and modern appeal. Many older youths and adults also enjoy the "internal" wushu classes in Taiji Quan and Bagua Zhang (eight-trigram Palm), which offer excellent holistic wellness and fitness routines while also teaching and building useful and effective self defense skills. The Hawaii Wushu Center is also one of the few places in the US that you can find authentic Yin Family Bagua Zhang, which is pretty special, if you look into it. ;) Ok, I'll wrap this shameless plug up now with another welcome: Aloha E Komo Mai: come join our Wushu Ohana!

From the owner: Training in Chinese Martial arts: Tai Chi Chuan (taijiquan), Ba Gua Zhang, contemporary Chinese…read morewushu

Practicing tai chi at Dong international tai chi center change my life to the better amazingread more

Love this society! My daughter has been taking lessons with them for almost 2 years now and she…read moreloves it. We love it for her and we love the people, her king fu mates, and instructors! They are just so nice! Super friendly environment. You can take kung fu classes and they learn lion dance at the end of class. There are performances and also competitions you may participate in. My daughter had to take a break for a bit due to her school activities but is planning to be back in no time once she's done with this main project she's currently working on. She misses them so much! Love the opportunities they give to the children and adults can take lessons too! I highly recommend!

We hired Au's Shaolin Arts Society to perform at both our wedding and our daughter's 1st birthday…read moreparty. Both performances were exceptional. They arrived on time with 3 lions (2 large and 1 small). They asked us to provide a head cabbage with money inside the lai see (good luck) red envelope and hold it up at the front stage. The performers did a great job working the crowd and they included adult as well as youth lion dancers. During the performance the lion would dance around the guests collecting good luck money from them and eventually made its way to the front of the stage where it devoured the head cabbage and lai see envelope. In gratification, good fortune and blessings it spit out the cabbage. It was a great way to celebrate both occasions by spreading good luck while chasing away the evil spirit. Additionally, our guests loved the entertainment and hype it brought