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T’ai Chi and Kung Fu Weekend Course
Caludon Castle Sports Centre Coventry Axholme Road Wyken Coventry West Midlands CV2 5BD 26th October Tai Chi and 27th October Kung Fu We will be hosting a day of Tai Chi and a day of Kung Fu The days will be from 11a.m till 4 p.m each day Lunch is 1 p.m till 2 p.m…
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Summer Course 2024 in Cornwall
Tai Chi week Monday 29th – Friday 2nd August 2024 We will be at Sennen Beach TR197DG or a nearby Hall depending on the weather each day We meet at the car park and walk down to the far end of the beach and we provide tea . Bring lunch or there is a cafe…
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The Slow Movement
Yes, believe it or not, slowness is a movement, in fact, it’s an institution. The Philosophy of Slow Movement in Taoism At the heart of Taoist practice lies the principle of wu wei, or non-action, which is not about inaction but about taking action that is in harmony with the natural flow of the universe.…
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Analysis paralysis
In today’s fast-paced professional world, the ability to make timely and effective decisions is paramount. Yet, many professionals find themselves trapped in a cycle of overthinking, leading to a state commonly referred to as analysis paralysis. This phenomenon occurs when an individual becomes so lost in the details and potential outcomes of a decision that…
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#Camden
Looking forward to my next introduction to Lee style Tai Chi session with @bcsbritishchinesesociety on Saturday 28 October, 12:30pm at Kings Cross Brunswick Neighbourhood Association. Sign up to attend at https://www.meetup.com/the-bcs/events/296447926 Here’s some photos from last month’s session. Thank you for your enthusiasm and making some long journeys’ into London especially to attend
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Daily Tai Chi
Have a go at our daily training Youtube Playlists. We have Beginners level I and II video playlists and a variety of options for you to choose from. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified of the latest uploads Awakening your Qi Just as the Lotus flower opens with the rising of the sun…
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Tai Chi and pain relief
Before we explore how Tai Chi can ease pain, let’s first understand what Tai Chi is. Tai Chi, also known as Tai Chi Chuan or Taijiquan, is a Chinese practice that combines slow, graceful movements, deep breathing, and meditation. It’s been around for over 2,000 years and aims to improve both physical and mental well-being.…
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What is Yang?
The cultural annals of China stand testament to an intricate interweaving of wisdom and philosophy. Amongst this vast body of knowledge, ‘yang’ emerges as a beacon, illuminating the realms of life, medicine, and physical harmony. This guiding principle, celebrated for its vibrant energy and warmth, remains a cornerstone of Chinese thought. Through this comprehensive treatise,…
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What is Yin?
What is the essence of Yin? In the vast tapestry of Chinese philosophy and medicine, few concepts are as integral and profound as yin. Rooted deeply in the country’s ancient cultural and spiritual traditions, yin offers an enlightening perspective on balance, harmony, and health. When one delves into Tai Chi, the art of graceful movement…
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What is the Tao?
What is the Tao? A Deep Dive into Yin, Yang, and Tai Chi Introduction to Tao Tao, a word often spoken but perhaps less understood, stands as a pillar of Chinese philosophy and spirituality. Have you ever wondered about those moments when everything seems to click into place? When there’s an inexplicable harmony in the…
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Emotions and Health
The connection between chronic emotional stress and negative physical ailments like heart disease and diabetes is commonly accepted and it is encouraging to see how more employers are providing Occupational Health services to their employees. However Western medicine, while acknowledging the effect of emotions on physical health, often treats these aspects separately and in a…
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Relieving anxiety
In Western medicine, anxiety is understood as a mental health disorder characterized by a consistent state of apprehension, persistent fear, or excessive worry about everyday situations. This condition can manifest through various symptoms including racing heart, rapid breathing, sweating, brain fog, lack of focus, indecision and chronic fatigue, significantly affecting an individual’s quality of…
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