Arun Gujaran leading outdoor Tai Chi on the basketball court in Meanwood Park, Leeds

Saturday mornings · Meanwood Park

Outdoor Tai Chi in Meanwood Park, Leeds

Tai Chi is traditionally practised outdoors. Join our Saturday morning class in Meanwood Park for slow, flowing movement in the fresh air, in all weathers and open to beginners.

  • Beginners & Continuers
  • All weathers
  • £12 per class

Practise outdoors

Why Practise Tai Chi Outdoors?

Practising in the open air connects you with the seasons, the ground under your feet and the space around you.

The class follows the same Daoist Tai Chi as our indoor classes, with Chi Gong exercises, breathing and relaxation. Beginners start at 10am, and the Continuers class carries on from 11.30am for students who want to go further.

What to bring

  • Comfortable clothes you can move in
  • Flat shoes with good grip
  • Layers and waterproofs in colder or wetter weather
  • Water to drink

Class details

Saturday Classes in Meanwood Park

We meet at the basketball court in Meanwood Park, easy to reach from Meanwood, Chapel Allerton, Headingley, Moortown, Adel and Alwoodley.

Meanwood Park

Basketball court, Meanwood Park, Leeds

Beginners & Continuers Tai Chi · Saturday 10am–12.30pm

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Class times

Please check details when booking.

Outdoor Tai Chi class times in Meanwood Park
DayTimeClassWherePriceBook
Saturday10 – 11.30amBeginners Tai Chi OutdoorMeanwood Park£12Book
Saturday11.30am – 12.30pmContinuers Tai Chi OutdoorMeanwood Park£12Book
Tai Chi instructor Arun Gujaran demonstrating a Tai Chi posture

Your teacher

Learn with Experience, Care, and Understanding

Arun Gujaran, founder & instructor

Arun has been exploring and developing his practice in Tai Chi and Chi Gung for around thirty years, teaching classes and workshops in Leeds and around the UK and Europe. He has been accredited to teach meditation by his Buddhist teachers and has practised with many renowned meditation masters.

He draws on a wide range of ancient techniques alongside modern scientific research to inform his teaching — guiding beginners and experienced students alike.

30years of personal practice
15+years teaching in Leeds & beyond
3ways to learn: indoor, outdoor, online
Arun sees Tai Chi as a way of coming back to ourselves — to see clearly, function well, and live in harmony with ourselves and each other.
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“Such a great class with a lovely group. Arun’s teaching is really accessible, which makes it suitable for all abilities.”

Cassandra Storey · Google review

“A friendly, welcoming and informal atmosphere… I’ve been attending 14 years and am still learning so much!”

Charles Eyre · Google review

“A lovely, diverse, warm and welcoming group… my favourite is Saturday mornings in the open air.”

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FAQ

Questions About Outdoor Tai Chi

Can’t find your answer? Call 07581 217074 or message us on WhatsApp.

Where exactly do you meet?

At the basketball court in Meanwood Park, Leeds. Look for the group just before 10am on Saturday.

Do classes run in the rain?

Yes. Tai Chi is traditionally practised outdoors and the Saturday class runs in all weathers, so dress for the conditions.

Can beginners join the outdoor class?

Yes. The first class, from 10 to 11.30am, is for beginners. The Continuers class follows from 11.30am to 12.30pm for more experienced students.

How much does it cost?

£12 per class, booked online. The £45 monthly pass gives unlimited classes for a month.

What should I wear?

Comfortable clothes you can move in, flat shoes with a good grip, and layers or waterproofs for colder or wetter days.

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