Discover the Gentle Art of Tai Chi and Its Amazing Health Benefits Tai Chi is often called "meditation in motion"-and for a ...

The Importance of 'Kua' and 'Dang' The distinction between 'dang' and 'kua' is essential for any Tai Chi practitioner. While 'dang' refers to the area between the legs, 'kua' pertains to the pelvic ...

The Essence of Relaxation in Tai Chi In Tai Chi practice, relaxation is fundamental to responding to an opponent's attacks. As stated in the classics of boxing: "When the opponent is still, one ...

Start by teaching children the fundamental concepts of Tai Chi: mindfulness, slow movements, and deep breathing. Initiate ...

in sync with deep breathing. Its focus on harmony and balance makes it an ideal activity for relaxation and improving physical and mental health. Tai Chi is commonly practiced in groups outdoors ...

How to coordinate breathing with movement ... and control weight among other benefits. But Tai Chi's focus on posture and body placement may add benefits beyond what cardiovascular or resistance ...

Tai Chi combines deep breathing and relaxation with slow and gentle movements that are referred to as forms. The forms are low-impact so they will not cause stress on your bones or joints ...

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese martial art, sometimes called “shadow boxing” or “meditation in motion”. It’s a series of different postures that flow into each other in slow movements.

When it comes to staying active after 60, finding a safe and effective workout can be a real challenge. Many retirees struggle with high-impact routines that feel too strenuous. But what if there were ...

There are various styles of Tai chi, a number of which are suitable for people with RA. These styles involve breathing and relaxation exercises, along with some basic postures that flow smoothly ...

Lake Resident and Physical Therapist Joan Clark spoke at the monthly Hygeia wellness program at Lake Monticello on Saturday (Feb. 22). Her discussion focused on feeling better and decreasing joint ...