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7 Amazing Reasons to Start Doing Tai Chi Today!
The ancient Chinese practice of tai chi is becoming widely recognized as one of the most powerful ways to improve both physical and mental health. Try Introduction to Tai Chi today and help your health with:
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Better Balance: Studies show older adults who did tai chi one to three times a week were 43% less likely to fall, and they cut their risk of injury in half!
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Pain Relief: Tai chi offers significant relief from back, neck, arthritis, and fibromyalgia pain
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A Sharper Mind: It’s shown to help reduce age-related cognitive decline … and even slow dementia!
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Better Heart Health: Tai chi may reduce your chances of developing heart disease — even if you have risk factors
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Improved Mood: In 82% of studies, tai chi greatly improved mood and lowered anxiety. It’s also an effective treatment for depression
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Less Stress: Learn the secret to taking deep, calming breaths and reduce anxiety and depression
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And so much more!
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Start Harvard Health’s Introduction to Tai Chi online video course today and discover why nearly 4 million people practice the slow, flowing movements. From the beginning of this fun and exciting course you’ll see how tai chi differs from most traditional Western exercises. Tai chi isn’t about tensing muscles and trying to pump up your heart rate through fast
movements. The focus of tai chi is on control. The practice will help you slow down and relax your muscles so your body moves more freely.
In addition to the fascinating facts you’ll uncover about tai chi, you’ll get expert how-to video instruction narrated by Harvard researcher and tai chi instructor Peter Wayne, Ph.D. and performed by Stanwood Chang renowned tai chi master. You’ll learn everything you need to start practicing tai chi right now including:
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The eight active ingredients of tai chi
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Breathing techniques that promote relaxation
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9 standing tai chi calisthenics
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6 traditional tai chi elements
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5 seated tai chi calisthenics
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Simple steps to building your own tai chi routine
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And more
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