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Tai Chi, The Pump For Poor Circulation

Tai Chi, The Pump For Poor Circulation

by Irving Yee | Feb 5, 2022 | Online Tai Chi, Physical Health, Remote Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Tai Chi For Success

If you have poor circulation, it means that certain parts of your body are not getting enough blood, nutrients, and oxygen. This may cause a particular part of your body to experience unwanted symptoms. When you have poor circulation, you can feel a variety of...
Tai Chi For Building Strength

Tai Chi For Building Strength

by Irving Yee | Jan 31, 2022 | Online Tai Chi, Physical Health, Remote Tai Chi, Tai Chi For Success

If you are looking to build strength as you age, start by training your legs. Without your legs, you’d be very limited.  You wouldn’t be able to carry your groceries or simply get around as easily.  When we build strength, we tend to focus on our upper...
Relieving Stiffness And Pain

Relieving Stiffness And Pain

by Irving Yee | Jan 24, 2022 | Online Tai Chi, Remote Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Tai Chi For Success

Stiffness causes pain, and there are a lot of activities in life that make your body stiff. Working at a computer for long hours, carrying boxes all day long, or even carrying a child around can all cause your body to become stiff. The flowing movements of Tai Chi...
Tai Chi’s Twists And Turns

Tai Chi’s Twists And Turns

by Irving Yee | Jan 17, 2022 | Energy Flow, Online Tai Chi, Physical Health, Remote Tai Chi, Tai Chi, Tai Chi For Success

When you think of exercise, you think of it as a commitment. There’s a lot involved, such as setting a time for it, eating around it, and being properly dressed for it. There are minimum requirements for doing exercise. You have to buy the right socks and...
The 70% Rule – Enjoy It In Moderation | The Art of Tai Chi

The 70% Rule – Enjoy It In Moderation | The Art of Tai Chi

by Irving Yee | Jan 9, 2022 | Remote Tai Chi, Tai Chi For Success

In our society, we are taught never to give less than 110%. We’re taught to give it our all, unless we want to be called lazy or a slacker. You’re taught to push hard and succeed to get somewhere. This adds stress and strain to your body. Stress is a root...
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