Tai Chi
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese art form, consisting of exercises with gentle movements designed to build inner harmony, balance and flexibility. It has been recognised for its many health benefits such as decreasing stress and helping those who suffer from arthritis. With practice, it can be an effective aid to good posture, health and wellbeing.
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Pre-requisite
Nil
Outcome
Build inner harmony, balance and flexibility while aiding your posture, health and wellbeing.
What to Bring
Bottle of water
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...TAI CHI for beginners
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese art form of healing and preventative health, consisting of exercises with gentle movements designed to build inner harmony, balance, strength and flexibility.
A tai chi form ‘or shadow boxing’ is comprised of a collection of movements and postures that mainly mimic ,martial art movements designed for self-defence, that is, by warding off and counter attacking opponents, in a real life situation.
Whilst there are many styles of Tai Chi, Practitioners will be taught the traditional Yang style of Tai Chi, which was passed from late Yang ChenFu, the 3rd generation inheritor and legendary of Yang Taijiquan to his late grandson, Zhao Bin (4th generation), and thereafter to his son, Gandmaster Zhao YouBin (5th generation) of China.
Practitioners will be taught a compact version and foundation movements of the YangZhao Taiji 85 forms which were the final practice forms composed by Yang ChenFu. The Taiji 85 forms have become one of the most widely practice soft form of martial art in the world.
Course Content
Introduction to Tai Chi traditional Yang style 30 forms
Body (including hand and foot) alignment in executing each of the forms
Taiji walking (foot flow) for correct stances and postures
Taiji (foot and hand) movements for body co-ordination and balance
Execution and application of 30 forms in a martial arts context
Core strengths and health benefits derived from 30 forms
Breathing techniques in movements.
Core Strength exercise derived from movements and postures.
Course Outcomes
Improves flexibility in body.
Strengthen legs;
Improves body balance and co-ordination.
Relieves from stress.
Maintain and improve bone strengths.
Enable harmony in mind and body.
Foundation in further practice of advanced 85 forms
Suitable for
From beginners to intermediate and advanced levels
Those wanting to start learning Taiji and/or refining their forms
Those looking for an improved body balance, co-ordination and healthy living
All ages and fitness levels
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