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Tai chi movements

Discover Pinterest’s 10 best ideas and inspiration for Tai chi movements. Get inspired and try out new things.
Tai Chi For Beginners - Breathing Guide

In this guide we’ll walk through step-by-step how you can breath effortlessly during your tai chi practice and in everyday life. We’ll explore wisdom from traditional Chinese medicine, Taoist philosophy and, later on, a special video from Master Gu.

As a low impact exercise exerting little pressure on bones and joints, Tai Chi is a great exercise regime for anyone – regardless of age, ability or fitness

As a low impact exercise exerting little pressure on bones and joints, Tai Chi is a great exercise regime for anyone – regardless of age, ability or fitness

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We have spent months telling you just some of the amazing things Tai Chi does for your body. We say “some” because there are still so many other things Tai Chi may do for you. Well, if …

Free Tai Chi online course complete!

Free Tai Chi online course with our 8 form is now complete! Our free online course features short videos, separate descriptions for the 8 movements and …

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If you're looking for a safe and gentle form of exercise near you Tai Chi & Qi Gong at AcuMantras might be just what you're looking for. They both involve gentle movement and focus on breathing. This can help to improve your balance and coordination without putting your body under too much strain. Tai Chi is a safe exercise that virtually anyone can do, regardless of age or fitness level. In fact, it's often recommended for people with balance problems, arthritis, and other chronic conditions.
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