Stress Relief and Management for Boosting Immunity and Improving Health with Tai Chi At Home
With the recent happenings of COVID-19, staying home and even working from home has become the norm for most people. Several of our favorite places…
With the recent happenings of COVID-19, staying home and even working from home has become the norm for most people. Several of our favorite places…
Are you looking for ways to improve your body’s ability to resist and fight off common illnesses? From colds to the flu and worse, our…
Known as “moving meditation,” Tai Chi practice is great for stress management and stress reduction. A recent neurological study began with people who had no…
Meditation isn’t only what you might see on television and movies. While sitting in a quiet space entirely focused on breathing and nothing more is…
Did you know that lower back pain is one of the leading causes of disability around the world? With such a large number of people struggling with back pain, it is surprising that treatment can be such a challenge. Painkillers & surgery are over-prescribed and not as effective as exercise. And Tai Chi is one of your best choices of pain relieving activities.
Tai chi push hands is a practice that a student of tai chi undertakes in addition to learning the form. At its core, it is a two-person activity in which each maintains the connection with the other, keeps their own structure, and feels out weaknesses in their partner. Ideally, it is dynamic: constantly moving and flowing.
So what it about Tai Chi that puts it on Harvard’s 5 of The Best Exercises You Can Ever Do list? The benefits of Tai Chi are plentiful, but we feel quite strongly that the accessibility of Tai Chi is what puts it at the top. Tai Chi is the opposite of “no pain, no gain.” Business Insider reminds us that Tai Chi is good for everyone, regardless of fitness level, age, or ability.
Unless you’ve been under a rock, you know that stress is very bad for a person’s physical, emotional, and mental health. In today’s society, stress can be found everywhere you go. Traffic jams, full schedules, work stress, financial struggles, relationships and so on. Reducing that stress means making changes within your life, but if those changes are not possible, learning how to better manage stress is vital!