״Bruce's Tai Chi class gives a rich and varied experience, which seems beneficial to both the mind and body. The class opens with warm-up exercises that stretch nearly all the muscles in the body and get the blood flowing and the heart pumping. By the end of this, you are ready for the next part of the class, Chi Gong, which are special exercises designed to manage energy in the body and quiet the mind. Over the time that I have been in this class, I believe that these exercises (as well as the Tai Chi itself) have sensitized my body to actually feeling the energy; I often feel that my arms and hands are actually "glowing" with the energy during this part of the class. The next part of the class is devoted to Tai Chi walking, which employs certain movements of the Tai Chi form, that are done in symmetrical and repetitive ways. I find that this part of the class reinforces these movements, helping them become second nature, and also often continues the strong feeling of energy flow, in a sense connecting the Chigong and Tai Chi parts of the class. Finally, we move on to practicing the Tai Chi form. In a typical class we do, at least twice, each chapter of the form, and we learn new movements at the end as well.

As the teacher and leader of the class, Bruce is outstanding. His explanations during the course of the class include specific technical instruction on how to perform the minutiae of the Tai Chi form's movements, helpful pointers for how to improve one's movements, and explanations from his deep knowledge of Chinese medicine that can range from managing one's anger or frustration to dietary recommendations for the different seasons of the year. All of this is with a smile and a deep love for the material and concern for his students.״

Yitzhak Zuriel