The posts in this section are related to the style of Chinese Kung Fu known as “Tai Chi”.
Category: Tai Chi
The news story reprinted in this blog entry reports on a study that found Tai Chi was beneficial for depression in elderly people.
The video in this blog entry with it’s extremely primitive production values presents one reason why Tai Chi is done slowly.
The video linked in this blog entry discusses the claim made by a Tai Chi instructor that most people walk by “controlled falling”.
This simple blog entry lists a few of the theoretical models created for what is known as “Happeh Theory”. Awareness of the listed theoretical models can be useful to the understanding of Tai Chi.
The video in this blog entry was banned by YouTube after an organized gang tried to get the account suspended by complaining about every video that might remotely have a chance of being judged in contravention of YouTube policies.
The video linked in this blog entry is an ancient one with primitive production values that addresses the claim Tai Chi makes the back behave as one large muscle.
The video linked in this blog entry discusses how Tai Chi uses full body power to make it’s techniques so powerful.