T'ai chi is one of the most popular, especially among the elderly.

He fights using many T'ai chi moves, as his names remains.

Each of them taught extensively, founding groups teaching T'ai chi to this day.

The T'ai Chi stick is a staff approximately six feet long.

One of these memorably described the station as "T'ai chi for your ears".

There is a T'ai chi club based at the Open University.

When a person masters T'ai chi, their body becomes impregnable to any weapon.

Ming cannot defeat the T'ai chi master, because he has no weak spot.

The action then moves to Beijing where he meets several people who practice T'ai chi.

Some prefer to meditate through movement, such as dance or T'ai Chi.

He developed greatly from this practice and started thinking about sculpting works on the theme of T'ai chi, which had never been done before.

Many people use this as a recreational area for jogging, exercising, or even practising T'ai chi.

Lee style T'ai Chi stick comprises a form of 270 movements.

Several of Wu's disciples also became well known T'ai Chi teachers.

There are other schools of T'ai chi ch'uan that also use this name.

There he came into contact with an art similar to T'ai chi ch'uan.

Waterbending is a martial arts based on primarily T'ai chi.

The fluid movements of T'ai Chi helped her focus her mind for the day ahead.

But a side effect of mastering T'ai chi is that the person's hair turns white by age thirty, and their voices attain a high tone.

Taoist martial arts, notably T'ai chi, is practiced in community centres.

Individuals and groups can sometimes be seen performing yoga, T'ai chi and other arts at the public gazebo here.

T'ai chi may gain its success, in part, from promoting confidence rather than primarily reducing the postural instability.

Entertainments at the Allen include belly dancing, T'ai chi and needle art.

T'ai chi was used by 2.5% of the population, with 1.3% having used it in the last year.

It is inner music to relax the body, mind and spirit, adjunct to T'ai chi and bodywork.

For two years I've practiced tai chi chuan.

In addition, those meetings created a new generation of Chen tai chi chuan teachers.

For example, Tai chi chuan is often described as being Taoist in origin.

He remembered him as a gentle, cultured man who was a master at tai chi chuan.

"Look here, would you consider teaching me tai chi chuan in exchange for equestrian lessons?"

Under this new climate, Chen tai chi chuan was once again allowed to train openly.

In addition to the physical form, martial tai chi chuan schools also focus on how the energy of a strike affects the other person.

All movements of the tai chi chuan form are linked together in a smooth, flowing sequence.

Zilin was in the midst of tai chi chuan.

Tai chi chuan means "perfect boxing," and it refers to a martial art based upon the philosophical principles of Taoism.

A tai chi chuan association from Japan went on a promotional tour to the Chen village.

Soon tai chi chuan enthusiasts from other countries started their pilgrimage to Chenjiagou.

Castellaneta also practices Tai chi chuan.

One of the first things required in the practice of tai chi chuan is to come to terms with its slow, dreamlike movements.

It's a tonic to see elderly men and women defined by those who practice Tai Chi Chuan in the early fog.

'Tai chi chuan uniform,' Mr Li said as he charged past.

Tai chi chuan: Full correct name for tai chi.

Jonah's condition has since improved, to the point where he takes physiotherapy sessions and Tai Chi Chuan classes.

It is used in many weapon forms (katas), notably in tai chi chuan.

The chief characteristic of tai chi chuan is that movement is initiated from a half-squatting position throughout the exercise.

Taoism was popularized throughout the world through the practice of Tai Chi Chuan and other martial arts.

Origins of the material now identified as Tai Chi Chuan are associated with three separate but somewhat related traditions.

In 1921, she was invited to teach Tai Chi Chuan in Shanghai.

Fewer people still visited the Chen village to improve their understanding of Tai Chi Chuan.

His movements had been genuine tai chi chuan and I'd made certain that no one was tagging me when I'd come down here.

Tai chi is, in one sense, a form of meditation.

Tai chi classes and free music are presented in the summer.

Tai chi, which he sometimes does for two hours at a time, is energizing.

There are now tai chi teachers all around the country.

One was given 40-minute tai chi lessons three times a week for 16 weeks.

Tai chi is a series of movements done in a rhythmic pattern.

Tai chi also helps with building strength, endurance, and balance.

Tai chi is thought to engage the brain through concentrated breathing.

The problem is the Chinese exercises known as tai chi.

Sign up for a tai chi class at your fitness or community center.

Tai chi is good exercise, and for some older people, it could be a lifesaver.

With tai chi, we can work at it for over an hour and I'm still comfortable.

Tai Chi is well known for their catchy and modern tunes.

When I do tai chi, it's a meditation for me.

Tai chi can easily be incorporated into a holistic learning body and mind unit.

Some volunteers were then taught tai chi three times a week for 15 weeks.

This happens only periodically, and the tai chi always goes on.

My wife and I do tai chi at home.

The other group took a health education class - with no tai chi lessons - for the same amount of time.

Tai chi participants also reported improvements in function, pain, vitality, and mental health.

Tai chi is also good for older adults because it does not involve impact on the joints.

Then, with your doctor's approval, give tai chi a try.

I was a very, very good student of tai chi.

Further research on the viability of Tai chi for balance or motor skills are necessary.

And talk to your physical therapist about yoga or tai chi.