Ancient Wisdom for The New You: April 2017

Thursday, April 6, 2017

Tai Chi Thoughts: What's the Next Move?

Here's a new video for a new series that we're working on. We're hoping to address common questions and clarify various Tai Chi related topics. Enjoy!

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

New Herbal Blend for Joint Health

We have some really exciting news for those of you who have joint problems! Pure Trim just released a new herbal blend for supporting healthy joint function. Many people who take up Tai Chi and Qigong for their health do so to help improve their mobility and joint health. For those of you practicing for those reasons, we hope this product helps you reach your goal more quickly and maintain it longer. Here's to your health!

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Tai Chi Compass Wall Hanging

Traditionally cardinal directions are used to teach Tai Chi forms. It helps students understand which way to turn when moving from one movement to the next. Most forms start "facing south". Although, it is not important to face actual south, hanging this piece on a wall in your training area will help orient you. Always start your form facing this piece. If you step to the left, you have stepped East. If you then step forward, you have stepped South. If you turn right, you have turned toward the West. That is the footwork for the beginning of the Yang Style 103 Form. Using the cardinal directions makes instructions easier to follow, which makes this piece ideal for practicing Tai Chi or learning Tai Chi via distance-learning technology.