Sue and I ran our AQ/KQ of Change workshop the other day and used Push Hands to demonstrate the nature of healthy work relationships.
The two themes we concentrated on were ‘adherence’ and ‘listening energy.’
It certainly made our audience focus on these themes in a physical way and it was something very different with regard to their […]
Archives for September 2009
Tai Chi Tip #39
When parrying with your arm, turn your waist
6,000 Reasons
I’ve been doing some number crunching lately.
In particular, on how many primary school children have attended my Pozitive Kidz are happy kidz program since it started three years ago.
6000 kids!
That’s alot.
My program teaches 5-12 year olds how to build their self esteem from a Tai Chi perspective.
And it’s a humbling and satisfying feeling.
To know that […]
The Tai Chi Form
I was asked recently what is the ‘form’ in Tai Chi so I thought now would be a good time to do a post on it.
The word ‘form’ in Tai Chi can have different meanings so let’s clarify that now.
There’s the Tai Chi form and there are weapons forms such as sabre form, sword form, […]
Tai Chi Tip #38
Find your opponent’s center – disguise your center
