Taichi for All Ages — Join Us Live at Met Live Pasay This March 28

 If you have ever told yourself that Taichi is not for you — that it is too slow, too advanced, too old-fashioned, or simply not your thing — this article is for you. On March 28, 2026, Wushu Arena Philippines is bringing a free, open-to-all Taichi session to the GF Atrium of Met Live, Met Park, Pasay City, from 5PM to 7PM, and we want you there.

What Is Taichi and Why Does It Work for Everyone?

Taichi is a form of slow, deliberate movement rooted in Traditional Chinese Martial Arts. Unlike high-impact exercise, it places no stress on the joints, requires no prior fitness level, and can be practiced by children as young as four and adults well into their seventies and beyond. It improves balance, reduces stress, sharpens focus, and builds a quiet kind of strength that most people don't expect from a martial art.

This is exactly why Taichi is one of the fastest-growing wellness practices in the world — and why we have made it a cornerstone of what we teach at Wushu Arena Philippines and in every community event we bring it to.

Who Will Be on the Mat with You

This session is not just a demonstration. You will be moving alongside some of the most decorated Taichi practitioners in our community. Coach Arra Jeuneze Corpuz, head coach and internationally recognized martial arts educator, MCS advocate, and two-time Excellent Coach Awardee, will be leading the session. Joining her is Coach Ishy Tantiangco, a four-time international gold medalist and accomplished Taichi performer. Also on the mat are Sha Liwanag, a seven-time international gold medalist across Hong Kong and Chengdu competitions, and Luyi Corpuz, a five-time international gold medalist — at just six years old.

You will not find a more credentialed free Taichi class anywhere in Metro Manila this weekend.

How to Join for Free

Attendance is completely free. Simply present a single or accumulated receipt worth at least ₱500 from any Blue Bay Walk or Met Live establishment and register in advance via this link: https://bit.ly/MLEarthHourFitFest. This event is part of the Earth Hour Fit Fest hosted by Met Live and Federal Land, running from March 20 to 28, 2026.

No Experience Needed — Just Show Up

You do not need a uniform, prior training, or any fitness background. Taichi is movement for every body — the young, the elderly, the busy, the stressed, and everyone in between. Whether you are a curious first-timer, a parent bringing your child, or a senior looking for gentle and purposeful movement, there is a place for you on the mat.

Come early, wear comfortable clothes, and bring your receipt. We will take care of the rest.

Details at a Glance

📅 March 28, 2026 ⏰ 5PM – 7PM 📍 GF Atrium, Met Live, Met Park, Pasay City 🎟️ FREE — register at https://bit.ly/MLEarthHourFitFest

See you on the mat. 🥋

WEBSITE: https://sites.google.com/view/teacherarra/taichi 
🥋 Wushu & Taichi — fb.com/wushuartsacademy
🥋 Aikido — fb.com/arenafitnessdojo
🩰 Ballet & Taichi by appointment — fb.com/teacherarra
📚 Academic Coaching — fb.com/missarrac
📞 0936-921-8511 | arrajeuneze@gmail.com
📍 Fisher Mall 4th Floor, Quezon Ave., QC (Weekends)
📍 Nerv Studios, OctoArts Building, 108 Panay Ave., QC (Weekdays)
📍 Online — Nationwide & International (Academic Coaching)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What’s Wrong With ADHD If It’s a Superpower? Everything. Also Nothing.

Image
Everyone talks about ADHD as a superpower. Nobody talks about waiting hours in summer heat because you can’t plug in your own aircon. Here’s both sides — unfiltered, from someone living it at 4am. Normally, I work around 200–250 hours a month — and when I accidentally overbook myself, that number can climb to 300–400 hours. Mondays to Sundays. Holidays included. I rarely take days off. Why? Because days off make me sick. Literally. Last year, I had a full week off during Christmas season. I spent almost the entire month of January with a fever. Another time, all my students cancelled for the day. I suddenly had nothing to do. The next day, I got the flu. It sounds dramatic, but it has been a pattern for as long as I can remember. Growing up, we thought I was just a sickly child because I was absent from school almost every week. Looking back, my doctors and I eventually realized that long periods of inactivity seem to affect me far more than most people. Whether it is my ADHD, th...
Read more

Movement is FOR EVERY BODY - Coach Arra Corpuz

Image
Movement Is for Every Body | Coach Arra Jeuneze Corpuz Movement Is for Every Body A personal essay on advocacy, coming back, and why I open my dojo to everyone — by Coach Arra Jeuneze Corpuz I want to tell you something I don't say often enough: I am differently abled. I have ADHD, anxiety, arrhythmia, and dyslexia. My six-year-old daughter has a better sense of direction than I do. And yet, movement has been the one constant that has held me together. I believe movement is for every body. Not just the agile. Not just the young. Not just the competitive. Every. Body. And I don't say that from a podium of perfect health and easy circumstances. I say it from the other side of the hardest years of my life. When I Threw Everything Away When the pandemic hit, I thought I was done with martial arts forever. I had been a Wushu competitor and Aikido black belt for years — but the lockdowns, the isolation, the grief, and the stil...
Read more

Taichi Classes in Quezon City: Now Open at Acropolis Loyola + Free Taichi Event at Met Live Mall

Image
March 28, 2026 | Quezon City, Philippines The growth of Taichi in Quezon City continues as new wellness-based programs officially launch this March, led by the coaches of Wushu Arena Philippines. Today marks the opening of weekly Taichi classes for adults and seniors at Acropolis Loyola , alongside a successful public Taichi event at Met Live Mall, Pasay , further expanding access to traditional Chinese movement practices in Metro Manila. ☯️ Taichi Classes Now Open at Acropolis Loyola Residents of Acropolis Loyola and nearby communities can now experience beginner-friendly Taichi classes designed specifically for adults and seniors . Classes are led by Coach Ishy Tantiangco , a: 🥇 7-time Gold Medalist – Hong Kong International Wushu Championships 🥋 Coach and athlete of Wushu Arena Philippines 🎭 Active Taichi performer and mentor Her sessions focus on wellness, longevity, and mindful movement , making Taichi accessible even to complete beginners. 📅 Class Details: Schedule: Every ...
Read more