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Archives for April 2009

Tai Chi Tip #14

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Sink the Shoulders – Imagine your shoulders sinking & dissolving into your body – eases tension.

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Tai Chi Tip #13

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Keep your chin slightly in – straightens your neck.

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Tai Chi Tip #12

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Yi leads the chi – i.e. mind leads the energy/movement.

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Tai Chi Tip #11

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Postural Alignment – Imagine a string attached to your head gently pulling you up to the sky – keep knees slightly bent.

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Tai Chi Tip #10

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When you practice your Tai Chi form imagine you are under water –  feel the slight resistence of the water in every movement.

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