Why I Practice Tai Chi
The reason tai chi is able to have an emphasis on wellness, despite its origins as a martial art, is because of its foundation, which is millennia-old Taoist arts called neigong.
The reason tai chi is able to have an emphasis on wellness, despite its origins as a martial art, is because of its foundation, which is millennia-old Taoist arts called neigong.
Glenn D. Braunstein, M.D. | Posted 05.19.2012
Combining movement with meditative practices can help protect your good health -- but let common sense control expectations.
Marc B. Levin | Posted 04.17.2012
Physical activity, exercise and movement are available to you to promote the natural healing of your body, and you are empowered right now to use them if you choose.
AP | By STEPHANIE NANO | Posted 02.09.2012
NEW YORK -- The ancient Chinese exercise of tai chi improved balance and lowered the risk of falls in a study of people with Parkinson's disease. Sym...
Akoshia Yoba | Posted 01.08.2012
At first, I silently wondered, "How is this related to Tai-chi? And seriously, how do you embrace the parts of life that are hard, sad or just plain suck?"
Lianna Carrera | Posted 11.06.2011
Enter Slo Flo, the Christian alternative to Tai Chi. Slo Flo is when a group of Christians go into a field and combine hand movements with slow motion Bible verses using American Sign Language.
Nancy Ruhling | Posted 10.02.2011
Kaman Fong, along with other gardeners, is working on a waste-to-energy project she conceived that is designed to turn compost into low-cost and clean, sustainable energy.
Allen N. Wilkins, M.D. | Posted 09.06.2011
Whether you're thinking of getting involved in martial arts or have already begun, you can improve your health and have fun learning non-violent self-defense.
It's nearly 100 degrees, but all the pizza you ate during the seemingly endless winter is still with you. Whether you want to get your bod ready for t...
Levi Ben-Shmuel | Posted 08.04.2011
The power of a smile has nothing to do with your mood. If you put a smile on your face right now, chances are it will shift whatever mood you are in, and even your energy level, in a positive way.
Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D. | Posted 07.16.2011
Yoga and Tai Chi are two popular complementary treatments. What they share is that they combine movement, posture and breathing to help people relax and achieve a "balance" between body, mind and spirit.
TIME | Posted 06.27.2011
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Deepak Chopra | Posted 06.17.2011
Brought to you by Deepak Chopra, MD, Alexander Tsiaras, and TheVisualMD.com If you exercise regularly, you probably have a routine set of steps to...
Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 11.17.2011
Ranging from simple to quite complex, this popular mind-body exercise represents a uniquely Chinese method of uniting good intentions with specific results.
Liz Markus | Posted 11.17.2011
Canadian yoga teacher and Blissologist Eoin Finn found time to sit down with me to talk about yoga and surfing.
Stacey Nemour | Posted 11.17.2011
Should Shaolin monks only be Asian? Can a Westerner ascend to the exalted level of an abbot? Venerable Abbot Shi Yan Fan of Shaolin Temple Los Angeles can answer that.
Levi Ben-Shmuel | Posted 11.17.2011
While preparing for a recent Tai Chi class, I was struck by the importance of space in generating power in Yang-style Tai Chi. This led me to think about how critical space can be in generating powerful results in anyone's life.
Michael Sigman | Posted 05.25.2011
In the early '80s, shortly after a music trade magazine I'd been editing bit the bullet, a honcho at mega-label CBS Records hired me to help with the ...
Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 11.17.2011
The concept of qi yields its secrets reluctantly to our Western, reductionist style.
Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 05.25.2011
As difficult as it is to define qi, it is even more difficult to transmit it through a book. The Key To Qi doesn't attempt such a miracle, but offers ways of understanding the concept and recognizing the presence of vitality in one's life.
Danielle Cavallucci | Posted 11.17.2011
Here are a few basic tips to quiet your thoughts and come into presence and the 'now.' The most important of these is to find your spinal alignment.
Michael Sigman | Posted 11.17.2011
A brain without a body could not think. -- Moshe Feldenkrais When I told her that cross-training on the exercise bike only added hip joint stiffness ...
Susan Smalley, Ph.D. | Posted 11.17.2011
Meditation is really a means of investigating the mind, something perhaps we can all benefit from in this very "outward" oriented culture.
Dr. Maoshing Ni | Posted 11.17.2011
A study in the Journal Nature Genetics showed some people are genetically predisposed to age more rapidly than others. Age-associated diseases are more related to biological rather than chronological age.
Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 05.25.2011
Gilligan portrays the Chinese worldview of a sea of energy through which living things move, and in the process defines the Chinese bipolar cosmology ...
Sito Negron | Posted 04.11.2012