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From the Chairman |
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It's all about the passion |
Tai chi in the mirror |
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Should we practise tai chi on 'the other side?' Mike Henderson advocates the idea |
Comment |
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20 years of Tai Chi Day and is western medicine catching up? | The social importance of tai chi |
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We all love our tai chi classes but there is a social side that shouldn't neglected, says Emma Lee |
World Tai Chi Day |
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April 30th is World Tai Chi Day. We report on previous years | A silent retreat |
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Sue Platt reports on a silent Chen retreat in the Spanish mountains |
Zhan zhuang |
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The internal athlete. Zhan zhuang can be key to developing power in tai chi chuan | Strange encounters |
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Jenny Peters on strange people and stranger ideas |
Qigong - a history |
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Gordon Faulkner tells the history of quigong | It's cold in there |
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Believe it or not, swiming in ice is popular. Tai chi teacher Mark Guest compares his passions |
Yin and yang in gigong |
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The third in the series Peter Deadman discusses the internal and external styles | Odds @ the end |
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A few random items |
The Tao of tai chi |
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Well know as a biographer of Cheng Man-ch'ing Wolf Lowenthal teaches the spiritual aspects of tai chi | |||
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