2 minutes · 9 questions
Learn tai chi properly, with a teacher who can actually see you.
Answer 9 quick questions about where you are, what you have tried, and what worries you. Your answers go to Raymond Wun, our tai chi and qigong instructor, before your first session, so he starts from your body rather than from scratch.
✓Adapted to your balance, your joints, and your pace
✓Live 1-on-1 on Zoom, so your form gets corrected
✓No subscription today
At the end you can book a 30-minute first session with Raymond for $10. No subscription, no commitment.
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Question 1 of 9
Where are you with tai chi right now?
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I have never tried it. I keep meaning to
It sounds right for me. I just have not found a way in that feels real.
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I follow videos at home
YouTube or a course. I get through the movements, but nobody tells me whether I am doing them right.
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I went to a class and it did not go anywhere
The Y, a senior center, a community center. Nice people, slow going, still on the first few moves.
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I practise on my own and want to get it right
I have a routine. I am not sure my form is correct, and I would rather find out now than in five years.
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My situation is a bit different
Question 2 of 9
How old are you?
Tai chi at 38 starts in a different place than tai chi at 68. Your teacher needs to know where you are
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Under 35
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35 to 44
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45 to 54
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55 to 64
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65 or older
Question 3 of 9
What worries you most about learning tai chi?
Pick the one that feels truest, even if it is all of them
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There is no real teacher anywhere near me
"I searched in vain for a tai chi instructor in my area." The only local option is a class that does not exist or does not teach much.
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Learning it wrong and building bad habits
A video cannot see my knees or my weight. I could practise for a year and find out the foundation was off.
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Feeling silly doing it
Moving that slowly on purpose feels strange, even alone. In a class or a park it feels worse.
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That my body is not up to it
Stiff hips, sore knees, shaky balance, extra weight. I am not sure I qualify to start.
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Something else
Question 4 of 9
What brought tai chi to mind in the first place?
Your trainer will not guess. This tells them where to start
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My balance is not what it was
A stumble, a near miss on the stairs, a friend who fell. I have started being careful in a way I never used to be.
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My joints rule out most other exercise
Knees, hips, back. Impact is out, floor work is hard, and I need something that does not cost me a week.
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I have got stiff and sedentary
Sitting most of the day, walking a bit, stiffening up. I want to move again without joining a gym.
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I want something calming, not another workout
Stress, sleep, a head that will not switch off. I want movement that settles me rather than drains me.
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None of these quite fit
Question 5 of 9
What have you already tried?
So we do not start where you have already been. Select all that apply
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YouTube tai chi videos
Free and endless. No feedback, no correction, no way to know if it is right.
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A local class at a senior or community center
The group restarts for every new person. Months in, still on the first few moves.
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A gym or a fitness class
Too fast, too generic, and not built for my joints.
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Yoga or stretching
Getting up and down off the floor is its own problem.
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Walking, and nothing more structured
It is what I do. It does not do much for balance or stiffness.
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Nothing yet
Question 6 of 9
What specifically holds you back?
Select everything that rings true
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No qualified teacher within a reasonable drive
The classes near me are hidden inside senior centers and libraries, and the quality is a lottery.
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Nobody corrects me, so I may be building bad habits
Form is the whole point of tai chi, and a screen recording cannot see mine.
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Group classes move at the wrong pace for me
Either it restarts every month, or it is already too far ahead and I cannot catch up.
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I do not want to be watched while I learn
A room of strangers, or a park where people stop and stare. I would rather be bad at this in private.
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Private lessons where I live are expensive
$150 for 45 minutes is a real quote. That is not a weekly habit.
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I have wasted money on this kind of thing before
Memberships, courses, apps. I need to know this one is different before I pay again.
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Tai chi is the one practice where the teacher is not optional.
The question is not whether tai chi is right for you. It is who is watching while you learn it.

In person is the gold standard, but if you truly cannot find in person, live classes with a legitimate teacher are a close second best.
— longtime practitioner, r/taichi
At Mywowfit you train with a real person. Live. Here is what that looks like.
THIS IS WHAT A SESSION LOOKS LIKE

Here is what your sessions actually look like

🎥Live on Zoom with a real teacher. Not a recording, not an app.
👁️They watch your stance, your weight shift, and your knees, and correct them while you move.
🪑Chair support at the start if you want it, taken away when you are ready.
🏠From your own front room. Two metres of floor, no equipment, nobody watching but your teacher.
Three more questions, then you will see exactly what we would do for your situation.
Question 7 of 9
What would success look like a year from now?
Not the goal you think you should have. What you actually want
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Steady on my feet again, and not thinking about falling
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Moving every day without my joints making me pay for it
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Calmer days and better sleep, with movement I look forward to
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Actually knowing a form properly, start to finish, done correctly
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Something else
Question 8 of 9
How soon are you looking to start?
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Right now. I am ready
I want a first session this week
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Within the next few weeks
I want to understand my options first
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Just exploring for now
I want to see whether this could work for me
Question 9 of 9
Where are you located?
So we can offer you session times that actually work in your day
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North and South America
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Europe and Middle East
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Africa
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Asia and Pacific
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Somewhere else
Almost there
Anything Raymond should know before your first session?
Balance, joints, dizziness, how long you can stand, what you have tried. Anything that helps him plan your first session.
Optional. You can skip this and tell him in the session instead.
Almost done
Where should we send your personalized result?
We will show your plan on the next screen and send you a copy by email, so you can come back to it anytime.
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Based on your answers
You do not need more videos. You need someone watching.
The barriers you named are real, and each one has a direct answer.

What changes with a Mywowfit teacher

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Your form gets corrected while you move
Stance depth, weight shift, knee tracking, posture. A live teacher sees them and fixes them in the moment, which is the one thing a video can never do.
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Nobody restarts the form because someone new joined
One to one means your pace. You move on when you are ready, not when the group is.
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Adapted to your joints and your balance today
Chair support, shallower stances, shorter sets on a bad day. The session still happens, adjusted to the body you have this week.
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In private, with no room full of strangers
Everyone feels awkward moving that slowly at first. You get to feel that in your own front room, with one person whose job is to get you past it.
$10 · 30 minutes · No subscription, no commitment
Your first session
Book 30 minutes with Raymond. He reads your answers before you meet.
Raymond Wun
Raymond Wun
Tai Chi and Qigong Instructor · Hong Kong Taichi Association · teaching since 2004
Twenty years of teaching, from Olympic medallists and corporate leaders to seniors, children, and people recovering from injury. He works specifically on balance and stability, postural alignment, and training around knees, hips, backs, shoulders, and replaced joints.
First session
$10
30 minutes live 1-on-1 on Zoom
Raymond reads your answers beforehand
Your stance and balance assessed as you move
A first movement you can practise the same week
No subscription. You decide afterwards.
ℹ️ Sessions after the first start at $25 for 30 minutes. Nothing recurring is set up today, and there is no follow-up sales call.
$10 · 30 minutes · Pick a time with Raymond right here

"My doctor recommended light exercise for my blood pressure and stress, but gyms overwhelm me. Raymond's sessions are the perfect solution. His Tai Chi and Qigong routines are gentle, yet I feel energized and relaxed afterward. He adjusts everything to how I'm feeling that day. It's not just exercise, it's therapy for the body and the mind."

— George · Mywowfit client, training with Raymond
★★★★★ 4.97 · 728+ reviews on Trustpilot and Google
Why Mywowfit works
Only 1 in 7 trainers makes our platform, selected for corrective and low-impact movement experience with bodies that have real history. Raymond has taught tai chi and qigong for 20 years. Live 1-on-1 on Zoom from home, from $25 per 30 minutes after the first. Over 135,000 workouts run with 1,250+ active clients, and 9 out of 10 stay a year or more.
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Mywowfit trainers are certified fitness professionals, not medical doctors. Nothing on this page constitutes medical advice. If you have a medical condition, consult your physician before starting any exercise programme.