Registration Forms

Let's get the paperwork out of the way!

Before your first session, our insurance requires all students to complete a standard liability and health waiver. You will not be able to join the class or view courses until this is submitted.

Step 1

PAR-Q+

The Physical Activity Readiness Questionaire

This form is designed by a group of doctors to help you identify any issues you should discuss with your doctor before taking part in an activity.

This is intended for your personal use and does not need to be returned.

Step 2

Code of Conduct and Ethics

A Shared Commitment to Respect and Well-Being

Please read this document below.

Step 3

Membership

Registration Form

This is the only form we need signed and returned.

OR

Alternatively, paper copies will be available at your first class.

VIE TAI JI / TAI JI LIFE Âź CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICS

Document Version: 2026-10-05-QC

A Shared Commitment to Respect and Well-Being for Each and Everyone

General Principles

1.The term “organization” refers to Vie Tai Ji, Tai Ji Life, WENDEN Taijiquan, and Maple Walk Method — four branches of one shared community.

2. All members, instructors, and guests are required to uphold this Code, as well as the values outlined in the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

3. We respectfully acknowledge that our practice takes place on the traditional, unceded territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin People.

4.By joining our activities, members and guests agree to adhere to these principles to ensure a safe, supportive, and welcoming space for everyone.

Teaching Objectives & Administration

5. Our goal is to offer tai chi instruction in an environment that is safe, respectful, inclusive, and friendly, where everyone feels at ease and encouraged.

6. If any concerns or conflicts arise, the administration team and the instructors are committed to responding promptly and thoughtfully to help find positive resolutions.

7. This Code may be updated by the administration to reflect the evolving needs of our community.

Instructors

8. Instructors lead with humility, professionalism, and care, always demonstrating techniques with calm and respect.

9. Instructors strive to meet members where they are—honouring each person’s unique abilities and learning style.

10. If any behaviour violates our shared values, the instructors will address it directly with clarity and care.

Students & Practice Safety

11. We encourage students to arrive a little early so they can settle in and start class feeling grounded and ready.

12.For everyone’s safety, it is strictly forbidden to attend class under the influence of alcohol, cannabis, or any other impairing drugs or substances.

13. To support a positive learning environment and prevent physical injury, students must let instructors lead corrections. Unless explicitly invited by the instructor to assist a peer, students must refrain from correcting fellow students.

14. Safe Handling of Training Tools: When courses involve the use of traditional training tools (fans, sabres, swords, spears, etc.), students must strictly follow all spacing, safety, and handling instructions issued by the instructor.

15.We ask that students provide constructive feedback privately and refrain from publicly criticizing instructors, fellow students, or the organization.

Anti-Harassment & Mutual Respect

16. Members and guests treat one another with kindness, courtesy, and mutual respect—always.

17. We celebrate diversity and are committed to inclusion, tolerance, and thoughtful communication.

18. To protect individuals with medical sensitivities or allergies, please avoid wearing or using scented products during classes and events.

19. Physical contact during practice must always be respectful, consensual, appropriate, and suited to each person’s comfort and skill level.

20.Any form of sexual harassment, unsolicited sexual advances, or inappropriate gestures is strictly prohibited.

21. Psychological harassment, bullying, or discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, skin colour, religion, or any other protected characteristic described by the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms will not be tolerated.

Conflict Resolution & Compliance

22. If you experience or witness a conflict or a violation of this Code, please bring it to the attention of the administration immediately so we can support a resolution.

23. Enforcement: Compliance with this Code is a condition of membership. Serious or repeated violations will result in disciplinary action by the administration, up to and including immediate suspension or permanent termination of membership, without refund, subject to Quebec public order regulations.