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Tai Chi Tip #71

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chair-chi-yinyang  Correct alignment and correct weight transfer of  feet are important for good Tai Chi.

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Tai Chi Tip #38

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Find your opponent’s center – disguise your center

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Tai Chi Tip #23

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Practice push hands blindfolded – increases sensitivity – decreases anticipating partners moves

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Tai Chi Tip #7

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Be aware of Yin & Yang in your form – e.g. Left leg forward: Left leg & right arm are Yang – Right leg and left arm are Yin.

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Tai Chi Tip #6

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When extending your arms – don’t lock your elbow joints – leave some Yin there (slightly bent).

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