Swimming Dragon Tai Chi

This class was great and Randy was very easy to work with. If I didn’t relocate, I’d still be there, but, the short time I spent there was enough for me to want to continue Tai Chi as I was new to it when I started with Randy.

While on a cruise in China, I experienced very bad breathing problems. Being an asthmatic, my medications couldn’t keep up with the conditions. It necessitated my going to the ship’s Doctor, who emphasized the most important thing that I could do was to practice Tai Chi every day for 1 — 1 ½ hours
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While living in Florida I” learned” Tai chi through videos. Realizing that there was no one to tell me if I was doing it correctly, I felt that I needed to find a class with a teacher who could give me guidance. When I came back to Boston for the summer, I did quite a bit of research and based on the reviews decided to go to Randy’s class.
Randy is a TEACHER. He shares his extensive knowledge not only about the forms but also the why. It is important to him that his students maximize the physical and mental benefits of Tai Chi. This is exemplified by his individual attention that all of his students receive. He consistently moves around the class encouraging and correcting.
Through his efforts I feel that I have begun the steps (baby steps) to really learn Tai Chi and have grown not only in the physical but also the importance of the mental aspects. Randy is truly vested in the success of his students. If you truly want to learn, Randy is a TEACHER

After learning the Beijing 24 forms over the last 18 months, I was ready to learn Yang-​style Tai Chi. I was pleased to find Randy Moy’s group to be local, supportive and focused. I attended his Tuesday & Thursday night sessions for 2 months, and learned a lot. Unfortunately, the schedule doesn’t work for me, and I had to move my practice to another group. If the schedule fits yours, I strongly recommend giving Swimming Dragon a try!

I found Randy Moy’s Taiji classes in Milton Lower Mills after having come back from a car accident followed by a motorcycle accident. I had a training background in a couple of disciplines (20+ years in one of them) and had been interested in Tai Chi Chuan for as many years but had never found anyone I thought was knowledgeable enough in the traditional training to warrant the time I would need to devote. I decided that I wanted to continue training and that maybe the health benefits the Tai Chi offered along with the Martial side of it would be worthwhile for me. I had several friends in the Military who had backgrounds in CMA’s and had offered me several things to look for when seeking out Tai Chi Chuan. Randy had every one of them. He has an extensive ongoing training background in Taiji along with other disciplines and can articulate the material so that anyone can learn them, even a hard /​slow learner like myself. He teaches some of the older concepts and arts that have seem to have fallen by the wayside with some of the other teachers I have ran across. He is very patient and will work hard and patiently so that a student can understand what he is trying to teach. His older more advanced students are of similar mindset and are extremely helpful to asset in helping you to become skillful and reach your full potential. Randy has also been instrumental in opening up my own mind and helping me to understand key concepts of another style of Kung Fu in which I train. His Mindboxing and Quigong routines have become a mainstay of my workout routine before warmup. For a goos traditional Tai Chi Chuan teacher who is in it to spread the art and help people become healthier and able to defend themselves you cannot go wrong in seeking out this Man and his teachings.

I have attended two classes with Randy thus far. My wife and I enjoy his classes thoroughly. Randy is obviously passionate about his art and his attention to detail stands out. I have found my investment in Randy and his classes to be money well spent and will definitely refer friends and family to him.