TAI CHI

health, wellbeing & performance

  • Home
  • About Chris
  • Workshops & Programs
    • Sports Chi
    • Chair Chi
    • Tai Chi
  • Blog
    • Blog Archives
  • Resources
    • Tai Chi and the Immune System
  • Contact Me
You are here: Home / For Beginners / Kitchen Clock Tai Chi

Kitchen Clock Tai Chi

By Chris Leave a Comment

After this morning’s Tai Chi hands form practice it’s time to get out my electronic kitchen clock.

I’ve noticed my time for completing the long form varies according to when I practice. Afternoon sessions are shorter than a morning session. Usually I complete the form between 15-20 minutes. More often closer to the 15 minute mark.

I need to get some consistency in my form practice so for the next few sessions I’ll use my little kitchen clock timer and focus on building the duration of the form to 20 minutes. And I’ll record each form session to achieve may target.

It’s easy to speed through the long form in say 12 minutes which is not a good workout. In the past the kitchen clock has slowed me down because I’m aware I’m timing myself.

When I develop a consistent 20 minute workout I’ll put the kitchen clock back where it belongs.

In the kitchen!

 

 

 

Filed Under: For Beginners, Forms, Wu Style Tai Chi Tagged With: Form, Practice, Tai Chi, Timer

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

SPORTS CHI FRAMEWORK

WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID

SPORTS CHI
“An excellent interactive workshop. Chris was informative and engaging providing useful connections to AFL skills.  I absolutely loved it!”
Anita – Football player

“(Chris) was fantastic by way of enthralling around 26 footballers aged between 15 and 19 for 90 minutes at Glen Waverley Hawks. Most impressive!”
Peter Nash
–Coach

CHAIR CHI
“Very positive comments from all the staff. It was terrific and so many staff members said how they slept soundly that night.”
Kathy Prince – Ringwood North Primary School

TAI CHI
“The Tai Chi form is beautiful and I have gained valuable relaxation and stretching techniques.”
Tess Searle – PA

Copyright © 2025 · Chris Bennett