Tai Chi Healing
Using Tai Chi as a Complementary Therapy
In many Tai Chi schools students will not even begin to learn the self-defense applications of what they are learning for many years, and many of the people who go to Tai Chi lessons are there for the health benefits and spiritual associations of the art, rather than to learn how to fight. It is well known that the gentle exercise of Tai Chi routines increases health and fitness without the physical strains associated with more intense exercise, and that the meditative nature of Tai Chi, and its focus on relaxed movements, is great for combating the effects of stress. Many people are also attracted to Tai Chi for its ability to increase a persons vitally and slow down the aging process. One of the most common scenes that any visitor to China will see is the huge congregations of people, many of them well into old age, who meet up in the public parks and squares every morning to practice their Tai Chi.
Tai Chi Healing
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Tai Chi is based on the same principles as traditional Chinese medicine, and contains elements passed down from the Boddhidharma, founder of Zen Buddhism
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