Welcome to your weekly dose of Tai Chi wisdom, served with a side of unexpected chuckles! Ever wondered if your internal organs are secretly running a marathon during "Wave Hands Like Clouds"? Or why your cat seems to understand "Rooting" better than you do? Join us as we explore the funny, relatable, and sometimes slightly bewildering journey of mastering Tai Chi, one gentle, hilarious tip at a time. Get ready to embrace the wobbles, the invisible strings, and the surprising

Tai Chi Chuan, often perceived as a graceful dance, is in reality a profound martial art and a sophisticated system for cultivating health and inner peace. But how does one embark on this journey, transforming from a curious beginner into a practitioner embodying its subtle power? The process, particularly in traditional schools like YMAA Orientsport, is a carefully structured progression, unfolding like the very movements it teaches – gradually, deeply, and with profound pur

Many Tai Chi practitioners discover the profound benefits of the Small Circulation (Microcosmic Orbit) as a foundational internal energy practice. This meditative circuit, where Qi flows up the Du (Governing) channel along the back and down the Ren

Tai Chi, a mind-body practice originating from ancient China, utilizes slow, deliberate movements, meditation, and deep breathing to improve physical health, including joint flexibility. This practice is recognized for its ability to enhance balance, strength, and suppleness in the joints, particularly the hips, knees, and ankles. This report will specifically detail how Tai Chi's characteristic movements, such as the Horse Stance and various hip-twisting actions, contribute

Tai Chi Chuan, often described as "meditation in motion," is renowned for its health benefits and graceful movements. Yet, beneath its seren

Once upon a moonlit evening, in the serene heart of Zen City, two ancient practices - Tai Chi and Qigong - found themselves at an...

Tai Chi, often described as "meditation in motion," is an ancient Chinese martial art renowned for its gentle, flowing movements and...

Tai Chi (Taiji) is a traditional Chinese martial art that emphasizes the balance between mind, body, and spirit. One of its key principles i

Tomorrow, the world celebrates Tai Chi and Qigong World Day, a global event dedicated to promoting the benefits of these ancient mind-body..

YMAA OrientSport is a branch of YMAA International, a reputable organization that teaches traditional Yang style Tai Chi Chuan. Here are

Instructor Zibi has been graciously invited by Heartlink Charity to lead a transformative 10-week Qigong program in Greenford.

Small Circulation, also known as Xiao Zhou Tian, is a significant concept in traditional Chinese medicine and Tai Chi practice. It refers to

This Tai Chi dictionary is designed to assist beginners in understanding the fundamental expressions and concepts of Tai Chi, providing...

Tai Chi may help slow down the symptoms of Parkinson's disease for several years, a Chinese study suggests. Those who practised the martial

Another great session of Tai Chi for the Elderly in West London! Zibi Panasewicz, the dedicated instructor from YMAA Orientsport (TaiChi4U)

In the mystical land of Wacky Woo, where Qigong was the tastiest dish on the menu, lived the enigmatic Dr. Tai Chi - the self-proclaimed...

Now, some people take this seriously, and that's understandable. But let's just say if you're not one of those people, Chi Kung can be a pre

The Dan Tians, the three energy centers in the human body, have fascinated martial artists and meditators for centuries. The practitioners o

Well, hello there! It's Dr. Tai Chi again, and today we're going to talk about Chi, the mystical and elusive energy that everyone wants

In the Taiji classics it is written, “Grasp and hold the dan tian to train internal gongfu. Heng, ha two qi’s are marvelous and infinite.”