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Tai Chi, Kung Fu, Chi Kung, Meditación Mallorca "Centro de Investigación de Artes Orientales" Directora Eva Caimari Caldes

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Tai Chi, Kung Fu, Chi Kung and meditation in Palma: Centro de Investigación de Artes Orientales is an international school dedicated to the study, teaching, training and promotion of traditional Oriental arts. It offers Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Chi Kung, meditation, courses and retreats. The association is legally authorised by the Govern de les Illes Balears under number 311000007490 and is federated in the Real Federación Española de Judo y D.A. It is directed by Eva Caimari Caldes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What classes are offered, and who are they suitable for?
The centre in Palma offers Tai Chi, Chi Kung/Qigong, Kung Fu, meditation, plus fan and sword forms. Reviews mention classes for adults, children and young adults. Several visitors note that the sessions are adapted to age, motivation and experience level.
Do I need prior experience to start training?
No. Several reviews state that beginners are explicitly welcome. The Centro de Investigación de Artes Orientales uses a step-by-step teaching approach, so newcomers and more experienced students can train alongside each other. One reviewer mentions practising Tai Chi there for over 2 years and still learning new material.
Is the centre suitable for children and older adults too?
Yes. Reviews describe the centre as suitable for people of all ages and physical conditions. There are classes for children, adults and young adults, and the groups are adapted to different needs. That makes the Palma location relevant for families and mixed-age training.
Who teaches at Tai Chi, Kung Fu, Chi Kung, Meditación Mallorca?
Reviews mainly name Eva Caimari and Ricardo Cussatti as the main instructors. One review states that Eva Caimari has 40 years of study and experience. It is also mentioned that the centre was inaugurated by Eva Caimari Caldes together with Master Chen.
How traditional is the teaching compared with a gym-style class?
Several reviews describe the teaching as traditional and rooted in Eastern philosophy and martial lineage. Alongside technique, values such as respect, humility and discipline are mentioned. The centre therefore focuses not only on movement, but also on meditation and inner work.
Are there special activities such as guest masters or study trips?
Yes. Reviews mention annual visits by renowned Tai Chi masters. They also state that the centre organises study trips to Taiwan every year. These activities complement the regular classes in Palma and provide additional insight into the tradition.
What is the atmosphere like in the centre and among students?
Reviews describe a family-like and community-oriented atmosphere with a strong sense of camaraderie among students. Several visitors mention that newcomers feel included quickly. The Palma centre is presented as a place where shared learning and regular exchange play an important role.
Where is the centre located and how can I get in touch?
The centre is located in Palma, in the heart of Palma de Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands. The website is http://www.investigaciondeartesorientales.net/ and the phone number is +34 645 11 23 10. It also has a Google rating of 4.9 from 49 reviews, which makes it easy to find online.

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Location

Carrer del Poble Espanyol, 46, 07014 Palma
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