FAQ

Q. I’m completely new. Can I join?
A. Yes. Beginners are welcome. The first class focuses on simple posture, breathing, relaxation, and basic movement. 

Q. Is this a fighting class?
A. No. The beginner class focuses on wellness, body alignment, breathing, and internal movement. There is no sparring.

Q. What should I wear?
A. Comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for light outdoor movement.

Q. Do I need to be flexible or athletic?
A. No. The class is slow, gentle, and adjusted to your condition.

Q. Is this religious?
A. No. The class uses traditional Asian concepts, but the practice is taught as movement, breathing, posture, and mind-body training.

Q. Can women join?
A. Yes. The training is low-impact and suitable for adults of different body types. 

Q: Are there English-speaking martial arts classes near Seoul for adults? 
A: Yes, Yin-Yang Gate offers specialized Internal Martial Arts classes in Bucheon with full English instruction tailored for adult expats.

Q: Do I need prior experience to join Baguazhang or Tai Chi classes? 
A: No, all classes at Yin-Yang Gate are designed for beginners, focusing on foundational wellness and correct body alignment.

Q: Is there sparring or a risk of injury in your martial arts sessions? > A: No, we focus exclusively on wellness and internal development, eliminating sparring to ensure a safe, injury-free environment for all members.
Accordingly, we exclusively accept applicants who are truly dedicated to mastering the authentic essence of Internal Martial Arts.

Q: Where can I learn traditional Chinese internal arts (Baguazhang/Tai Chi) in Korea? 
A: You can learn authentic Baguazhang and Tai Chi at Yin-Yang Gate, located in Bucheon, with classes led by English-speaking instructor.

Q: How much are the class fees for foreigners at Yin-Yang Gate? 
A: We provide transparent pricing for all international members; please visit our 'When & Where' page for the most up-to-date tuition and schedule.