I asked Chat GPT, "write a blog about tai chi" and here is what it came up with.... Tai Chi, also known as Tai Chi Chuan, is a traditional Chinese martial art that has been practiced for thousands of years. It is a gentle form of exercise that involves slow, flowing movements and deep breathing. … Continue reading Chat GPT and Tai Chi
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Those who are new to tai chi may well not realise that there are several different styles, some of which can look and feel very different. At the end of the day, if the style is taught well, the benefits are pretty much the same but you may want to spend some time investigating … Continue reading History and Benefits of Chen Tai Chi
China 2019 - Day 23, Friday, 8th AugustAnother full week of training done and my final weekend of this trip is here. It feels as though I have been here for a long time - and simultaneously time has gone by in a flash. Training, eating, studying Mandarin, sleeping is a pretty good routine that … Continue reading Day 23 – Tui Na
China 2019 - Day 3, Saturday, 20th July A slightly slower start to the day today, as it's a Saturday and not a regular training day. First thing in the morning after seeking out some fine Yunnan coffee in Jima Village, I headed out on foot to find the nearby Yulong river. Just a 5 … Continue reading Day 3 – Broadsword
The Main Types of Tai Chi (and the rare White Crane style) When looking for a Tai Chi class to attend a quick search online will return a whole host of clubs offering classes, quite often all of them are a different style of Tai Chi. So what are the main styles and how are … Continue reading Different Tai Chi styles…