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What is Tai Chi - a combination of Yin and Yang philosophy with Chinese martial arts movements and breathing techniques. It is suitable for people of all ages and levels of physical fitness. The movements can be performed slowly and gently for health and relaxation, or faster and more powerfully for fitness and self defence applications.
Tai Chi benefits - the exercises regulate all systems within the body improving digestion, respiration and circulation. As the movements are performed in a relaxed manner this can also lead to a reduction in stress related disorders.
The low-impact nature of the routines improves the condition of bones, joints and muscles without strain whilst encouraging balance, focus, flexibility and co-ordination to promote health and vitality within the individual.
During practice the body remains relaxed with the practitioner’s consciousness, breathing and actions all closely connected.
Beginners always welcome
Da Nang
Every Morning (weather permitting)
6.00am to 7.00am My An Beach opposite the Holiday Beach Hotel
Sunday Evenings
7.00pm to 8.00pm 08 Khue My Dong 5
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Tai Chi was created by Chen Wangting of Chenjiagou (Chen family village) in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. With over several hundred years of development being handed down from generation to generation it has given rise to other styles – Yang, Wu (Jianquan), Wu (Yuxiang) and Sun, all helping with the development and popularity of Tai Chi.
Chen Zhenglei Chen Zhenglei of Chenjiagou Wen County, Henan Province, China, born May 1949 is a 19th generation descendant of the Chen family and 11th generation Taijiquan inheritor. 9th Duan Wushu, an expert member of the Expert Committee of the National Wushu Research Institute being accredited as one of the Top Ten Chinese Contemporary Martial Arts Masters.
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Chen Tai Chi Eleven Form is a simplified short version ideal to introduce beginners to Tai Chi.
Ba Duan Jin (Eight Section Qigong Exercises) is an ancient Chinese health practice that coordinates breathing patterns with movement to maintain and improve health and well-being.
Tai Chi on the beach Da Nang Vietnam
Courtesy of Joakim Lloyd Raboff director, camera man and editor
Introductory clips of Chen Taijiquan,
courtesy of Joakim Lloyd Raboff director, camera man and editor
Taiji Student demonstrating excerpts of a Fan Form,
courtesy of Joakim Lloyd Raboff director, camera man and editor
Ying Yang balance, the contrast between beautiful Taiji performance and a Vietnamese demolition site,
courtesy of Joakim Lloyd Raboff director, camera man and editor
Chin Na the Taiji art of seizing and control incorporated in a Sticking Hands exercise
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