So… Tai Chi helps us to relax
Thoughts from Julie Lucas There are many reasons for joining a Tai chi class as a ‘beginner’, but the following […]
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Thoughts from Julie Lucas There are many reasons for joining a Tai chi class as a ‘beginner’, but the following […]
So… Tai Chi helps us to relax Read Post »
Increasingly Tai Chi is being promoted for its health benefits, so it should come as no surprise that Tai Chi
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The Posture Posture cannot be emphasised enough. It is essential, not just for Tai Chi but for general well-being. If
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By Dr. Paul Lam “What about the breathing?” Numerous students have asked me this question. Some teachers believe that breathing
by Dennis Watts When we practise our Tai Chi, it is important for us to make sure that this time
“IMAGINE” or “ IMAGE” Read Post »
By Lane Jon Habib When someone wishes to buy a jigsaw puzzle many factors are taken into consideration in the
The Jigsaw Puzzle of Tai Chi Chuan Read Post »
You may have read or heard the injunction, “Don’t be double-weighted!” And so you may have tried very hard not
What’s this thing about being “Double-Weighted”? Read Post »
(What position should they be in?) As with any physical activity performed moving on the feet, the Tai Chi person
Knee, Ankle & Hip Joints in Good Balance Read Post »
By Bru Bowden (Response to article by John Mills: Tai Chi for Health or Tai Chi for Self-defence (TCAA Newsletter,
Tai Chi the Dichotomy of Yin and Yang Read Post »
Many times in the past 30+ years of my Tai Chi learning, just when I thought my knowledge and skill
Is There a “Holy Grail” in Tai Chi? Read Post »