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Celebrate Valentine's Day and American Heart Month by starting a healthy habit for your heart, mind, and whole body. According to Harvard Medical School, practicing Tai Chi helps lower blood pressure and may also heal your heart.
The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association's guidelines for hypertension management define high hypertension as a blood pressure at or above 130/80 mm Hg. Stage 2 hypertension is defined as a blood pressure at or above 140/90 mm Hg. Having hypertension puts us at risk for heart disease and stroke. The CDC's website has a wealth of information about hypertension and how to manage it.
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Studies are showing Tai Chi to be effective gentle exercise suitable for those with many chronic health conditions. Read more here...
Tai Chi Class Descriptions
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
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Strengthen your muscles and bones, improve balance, and mental focus. Each class begins with stress-reducing Qigong and warm-ups followed by low-impact Sun Style Tai Chi form instruction designed by Dr. Paul Lam. 1st half forms 1 - 20, 2nd half forms 21 - 41. (Formerly Tai Chi for Health Parts 1 & 2) See schedule
Sun & Yang Style Tai Chi for Health
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
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Practice Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention forms 1-41, learn additional Qigong practices, and hybrid Sun & Yang Style Tai Chi forms. Students will increase mental focus, strength, balance and stamina in these gentle low-impact workouts. (Formerly Tai Chi for Health Part 3) See schedule
Tai Chi for Health Practice Group
Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, 1st half & 2nd half
Tai Chi for Health Practice Group
Practice Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, Sun & Yang style forms and a variety of Qigong in a quiet meditative setting with focus on the depth of movements, the principles of Tai Chi, breath work, intention and flow.
TaijiFit Flow
Tai Chi for Veterans
Tai Chi for Health Practice Group
TaijiFit is a mind/body exercise created by David-Dorian Ross that combines the best of traditional Taiji (Tai Chi) and Qigong with modern Western fitness. It is a workout appropriate for any age or fitness level and will have you experiencing the FLOW of Taiji.
Seated TaijiFit
Tai Chi for Veterans
Tai Chi for Veterans
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Seated TaijiFit focuses on the internal aspects of Tai Chi, breath, and qi or energy cultivation with gentle whole body movement. Follow Christine in a series of gentle, easy stretches and mind/body exercises that will leave you feeling energized, connected, and centered.
Tai Chi for Veterans
Tai Chi for Veterans
Tai Chi for Veterans
Tai Chi for Veterans is a TaijiFit Flow experience endorsed by the VA and provided at no charge to veterans by the Mission Act. Private and small group classes are available for veterans by contacting Christine Bhe.
Tai Chi Gear
Show your colors and let others know you play Tai Chi! Here's our source for Tai Chi attire, mugs and other fun gear and gifts: TeePublic.com