Gain Professional Recognition as a Tai Chi Instructor with TCAA Accreditation In an unregulated industry crowded with inexperienced instructors, the […]
TCAA has launched it’s own Instructor’s Accreditation Program Read Post »
When I first started to learn Tai Chi I used to read every book and article on the subject I
Tai Chi – Breathing Read Post »
By Gerard Menzel. Wild Lotus. Email: gmenzel@hotmail.com Tai Chi practice is closely connected to the culture of the Chinese people and
Tai Chi Foundations: Asian Culture and Philosophy Read Post »
When learning Tai Chi it is most helpful if we can access both sides of the brain at the same
Brian Corless* Most instructors teach Tai Chi from a general health and fitness perspective rather than seeking to cure chronic
Compiled for the Department of Health and AgeingCopyright © Dr Paul Lam 2012 Introduction This submission starts with an introduction
Research Into The Effects Of Tai Chi Read Post »
By Dr Paul Lam, Dr Pamela Kircher and Maureen Miller An Evidence Based Approach One in three adults over the
Tai Chi for Fall Prevention & Other Chronic Diseases 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 »
(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 »
