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Tai Chi Articles
Thoughtful treatments of subjects from essentials to Push Hands, meditation to Taoism. Our articles weigh in on these subjects and many more.
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Taoism and Tai Chi Chuan
James Leporati, L. Ac.
Outside of Confucianism, Taoism is probably the most important and influential school of thought native to China. In almost direct contrast to the solemn gravity and social responsibilities en . . . keep reading
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Why Do You Practice Tai Chi?
Avi Schneier
Why do you practice Tai Chi? Do you know? Do you remember? Why do you still practice it now? When was the last time you asked yourself these questions and stepped back and took a serious long look at . . . keep reading
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Tai Chi Chuan As Meditation
William C. Phillips
In order to understand Tai Chi Chuan as meditation, it is first necessary to have a working definition of meditation. This obtained, we can see how Tai Chi Chuan fits that definition and exactly what . . . keep reading
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Tai Chi Push Hands and Wing Chun Sticky Hands:
A Comparison
Michael R. Pekor
As practiced in America, Tai Chi Push Hands is an exercise primarily designed to enhance a player's ability to remain balanced while in contact with an opponent. Push hands training improves one's ability to disrupt the balance of an opponent by "feeling" where his or her center of gravity is and exploiting it. To protect one's own balance . . . keep reading
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Acupuncture and Fitness
William C. Phillips
When we think of Acupuncture, we often tend to think of a sedentary older person with a bad back who has tried everything else. And now he's going to seek relief by having a bunch of needles stuck in . . . keep reading
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