Is There a “Holy Grail” in Tai Chi?
Many times in the past 30+ years of my Tai Chi learning, just when I thought my knowledge and skill […]
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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 »
(What position should they be in?) As with any physical activity performed moving on the feet, the Tai Chi person
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By Bru Bowden (Response to article by John Mills: Tai Chi for Health or Tai Chi for Self-defence (TCAA Newsletter,
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Be with a group of Tai Chi people for even a short time and the conversation will inevitably move round
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Written by Morgan Buchanan. I had already studied judo and karate when I first started Tai Chi. I was eighteen,
Master Ma Hong, one of the most famous Tai Chi master in China, is the nineteenth generation of the Chen
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Tai Chi – it’s the ultimate. In fact, as name translates, it’s the Supreme Ultimate. But you probably knew that.
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Thoughts from Julie Lucas There are many reasons for joining a Tai chi class as a ‘beginner’, but the following
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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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