Clear answers for beginners who want to move better, stay capable and understand Tai Chi more deeply.
Tai Chi is a martial art. Its movements contain methods of maintaining balance, managing pressure, controlling distance and responding to force. Understanding that martial foundation can also help explain why Tai Chi movements are…
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Read article →Tai Chi is more than memorising slow movements. Discover why understanding principles such as balance, weight transfer, relaxation and intention can change the way you practise Tai Chi.
Read article →Tai Chi and Qigong share movement, breathing and attention, but they are not identical. Learn the practical differences and how the two practices can complement each other.
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