Tai Chi is generally practiced in the early morning and around sunset in the evening. If at all possible, this is a good way to plan your practice times. Tai chi is customarily performed outdoors in a park. Your own yard would be an ideal place, weather permitting.
Seated Tai Chi
Tai chi is often described as "meditation in motion," but it might well be called "medication in motion." There is growing evidence that this mind-body ...
Benefits: Stretches the arm muscles and slims the waistline. Posture: Begin in the same position that you were in for the centering ch'i exercise. At ...
Benefits: Centers the energy and rebalances the body. Posture: Begin in the same position that you were in for the Butterfly tai chi exercise. At the point ...
Benefits: Strengthen and tighten the arm muscles as well as opening the chest for deeper breathing. Posture: Begin in the same position that you were in ...
Benefits: The chest opens to the fullest extent allowing for a deeper inhalation while lifting the rib cage. Posture: Begin in the same position that you ...
Benefits: Opening the chest to expand the lungs to their fullest extent. Posture: Begin this tai chi exercise by sitting with your back against the back of ...
Benefits: Cleansing the lungs and strengthening the muscles of the diaphragm. Begin this tai chi exercise by sitting with your back against the back of the ...