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Why is Tai Chi Repetitious? Benefitting from Monotony

I have been doing the tai chi form alone lately. A lot. In my current circumstances I can’t attend a class. I miss the community and look forward to getting back to it soon. Somedays I am so...

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Talking Chen TaiJiQuan – Book Review

In the spirit of this website I want to share information that is of value to any tai chi practitioner, regardless of style. The book Talking Chen Taijiquan (ad) is a compilation of insights,...

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Understanding Chinese Symbolism in Tai Chi

Pounding mortar anyone?  Maybe your white crane needs to spread it's wings.  I know, you want to hear the sound of one hand clapping.  There is something both wonderful and maddening...

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2 Unique Reasons To Use Tai Chi for Depression – Research and Examples

New research on how to use tai chi for depression continues to come out. This is great news not only for people suffering from depression but for all of us who deal with sadness, loneliness, or bad...

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Tai Chi Weapons Forms, History, and Video Examples

I want to tell you about possibly the best way to improve your tai chi: learn one of the tai chi weapons forms. Each tai chi weapon teaches a different way to balance, generate force, move, and hold...

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Silk Reeling – How to Advance your Tai Chi Practice

Silk Reeling is an extremely misunderstood and mystified set of movements. On one hand, they are indeed a fairly simple and repetitive part of tai chi practice. For this, they suffer a reputation of...

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