How Much Floor Space Do You Need To Practice Tai Chi? In our Tai Chi course (Yang Style), we teach: Given that space is not always a luxury, here is a guide to how much floor space you need for each form: Ideally the more space the better, but the above dimensions would be minimum….
I asked AI to write me this blog, and it did a good job. You can read it below. However, here are the key ways Tai Chi improves Memory and Cognition: Tai Chi is medication in motion and is a powerful tool of preventative medicine. The effects of Tai Chi continue after practice and in…
Tai Chi is amazing in its ability to promote and maintain health, wellbeing and resilience. Tai Chi can also be analogous to the Physiotherapy of Chinese Medicine or Chinese Medicine in Motion. As there are many styles and variations, students inevitably ask: This article discusses 3 important areas to pay attention to get the most…
This article discusses a holistic approach to achieving and maintaining effective employee wellbeing. From an employer viewpoint, employee effectiveness (at their jobs) and wellbeing cannot be separated. An employer will recruit, foster and develop: Resilience can also be broken down into: When we look at what can be referred to as the Health-Wellbeing-Resilience triad, and…
Elegantly summarised by Google AI: This video is about four signs that show your Tai Chi is benefiting you. The first sign is a stronger Mind Body Connection. When your mind and body are weak, you’ll feel more vulnerable to illness. But when they are strong, you’ll feel more connected and have better observation ability….
Elegantly summarised by Google AI: This video is part two of a series on Tai Chi Mind-Body Connection. In this part, the speaker explains the concept from a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner’s perspective. The video starts with the concept of the Tai Chi Pole, which consists of the upper, middle and lower Dantian. A…
Elegantly summarised by Google AI: This video is about the Tai Chi Mind-Body Connection and its health benefits. The speaker explains that as we get older, our Chi energy, blood quality, blood movement, strength, and agility all decline. This is due to a weakening Mind-Body Connection. When we are young, the Mind-Body Connection is strong,…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about a system of wellness and health designed by nature. The speaker, who practices tai chi, presents three components of this system. The first component is synchronizing the mind and body. This is achieved through practices that combine mind, body, and breath, creating harmony and homeostasis within…
As elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about how to improve your health and well-being as you age. The speaker suggests that by using your mind and body together, you can slow down the decline of both physical vitality and mental capacity. The speaker uses a graph to illustrate this point. The top…
As elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about comparing traditional and modern methods of health, well-being, and longevity. The speaker mentions two main components for achieving longevity: what you feed your body and mind, and how you condition your body and mind. For what you feed your body, the modern method focuses on…
As elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about the principles of longevity. The speaker discusses the importance of balance and harmony in the individual and the environment. The individual is seen as a universe within itself, and it needs to have a balance of diet, exercise, sleep, mind and body, yin and yang,…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about when to do Tai Chi and how it relates to your health. The speaker introduces the concept of the “buffer zone of Health and Wellness”. This is a range where you are generally feeling well. The speaker recommends staying within this zone by maintaining a healthy…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video explores the question of whether Tai Chi can help you respond better to medical treatment. The speaker, a Tai Chi instructor, argues that it can, by strengthening the mind-body connection, promoting coordinated breathing and movement, and relaxing the mind and body. They believe that these benefits can put…
Elegantly summarised by Google AI: This video talks about the combination of mind, body and spirit in Tai Chi and how it affects the practitioner. The speaker says that mind and body are well known to be connected. For instance, our mind tells our body to perform actions like walking or jogging. Tai Chi adds…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video talks about the concept of the buffer zone of wellness and resilience, which refers to the range within which you feel strong and healthy. The speaker, who practices Tai Chi, uses this concept to explain how we transition from feeling well to getting sick. The video starts by…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about the creation of the Living Tai Chi program. The speaker believes that Tai Chi is an effective way to promote health and well-being, and they want to share the benefits of Tai Chi with as many people as possible. The Living Tai Chi program is designed…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video provides a breathing exercise to help relieve neck and shoulder strain. The speaker recommends doing this exercise in addition to your normal stretches and rest. The breathing exercise involves diaphragmatic breathing, which is where you breathe in deeply using your diaphragm muscle. To do this, you should feel…
Elegantly Summarised by Google Bard: This video talks about two effects of effective breathing that you may not be aware of. The video also mentions that deep breathing activates the vagus nerve, which is part of the parasympathetic nervous system. The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for the “rest and digest” response, so activating the…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video is about Tai Chi and the benefits of practicing it. The speaker, who runs a channel called Living Tai Chi, says that Tai Chi may seem boring at first, but it’s important to stick with it because the benefits come from consistent practice. The speaker emphasizes that the…
Elegantly summarised by Google Bard: This video talks about the internal benefits of practicing Tai Chi. The speaker mentions that Tai Chi helps the body maintain homeostasis, which is a balanced state of chemicals and emotions that allows the body to function optimally. When we disrupt this balance through lifestyle choices, we can experience mild…
