Trayfoot Mountain Studio
A Holistic Wellness Center Offering Tai Chi, Qigong, Herbs
Welcome to Trayfoot!
Jennifer Hensley is the owner and chief instructor of Trayfoot Mountain Studio offering many Tai Chi and Qigong forms, Mindful Movement and Guided Meditation!
She is a Certified Herbalist, Certified In.Form Coach, Natural Health Coach, Energy Worker/Dowser, Certified TFH Applied Kinesiology Practitioner, and a professional writer for over 30 years. She served on the BRCC Complimentary and Alternative Medicine Advisory Board and the VOWA Board of Directors.
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Thank You for visiting Trayfoot Mountain Studio!
Important Note! The information on this site is for educational purposes only and should not be used to diagnose and/or treat diseases. Please consult a competent health practitioner and educate yourself before embarking on any course of treatment.
Tai Chi & Qigong Classes—Important Notice! All classes are outside so no worries about Covid/germs.
Serving the Shenandoah Valley including Augusta County, Rockingham County, Waynesboro, Staunton, Harrisonburg, Grottoes and Crimora areas. Joint us for Tai Chi, Qigong & Meditation in the Treetops! Tai Chi & QiGong–Grassroots of Self Care Ever feel like your health is not under your control?…
Trayfoot Outdoors
The Great Elk Adventure! The densely foggy pre-dawn September morning held promise, but only to those who wanted to slip through the mountain top meadow unnoticed by the four-leggeds. The tall meadow grass was wet and hanging heavy with dew and leftover raindrops from…
Gallery
Had a wonderful week in the mountains! Ever play peek-a-boo with a fawn? Take care when entering our driveway…this wild turkey momma takes her 13 chicks through here most mornings.This beautiful mallard and his mate visit us at Trayfoot Pond every year this time….
Playing Outdoors
Trayfoot Mountain Outdoor Tai Chi Pavilion Safe Classes for Modern Times! In the spirit of keeping everyone safe and not spreading colds, flu and of course covid-19 and all its variations, we have moved all classes outdoors permanently. We have built an outdoor, open…
More Points to Ponder
What do you think about when you are doing Taiji or Qigong? What comes next? What you have to do after class? What is wrong with politics? Etc. what you should be thinking about is how each movement feels throughout your body and coordinating…