21 January, 2014

Tai Chi aginst Ageing



Remember how our body felt when we were small children, loose, supple, free, and full of vitality. As we get older, life’s difficulties and our reaction to them add tension, resulting in stiffness, stress, sickness and fatigue. Tai Chi reconnects your mind and body, helps to relax your joints and muscles, releases tension and gives you a sense of awareness and movement within your environment. It increases your understanding of your own and other people’s energies.

When you begin to practice Tai Chi, you will discover how it can improve your sense of balance, your self confidence, general fitness and help to boost your resistance to common illness.In time you will be able to use Tai Chi to control stress, relax more and to locate “inner peace”.

Tai Chi is suitable for all ages and all levels of fitness. You can gain something from practicing these wonderful, graceful movements. Tai Chi can be enjoyed by the able bodied and the disabled and even to a certain extent, while seated.

No one is barred entry to the world of Tai Chi. One thing you will need a degree of dedication, since it takes a while to learn the whole sequence of movements and to feel comfortable doing them.

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