Tai Chi

Tai Chi by Ronnie Robinson, published by Duncan Baird in 2006, is a comprehensive guide that explores the principles and practices of this ancient Chinese exercise system. With 128 pages, this edition provides readers with insights into the history and philosophy of Tai Chi, alongside practical instructions on breathing techniques and core postures. The book is written in English and is designed to help individuals release tension, improve flexibility, and enhance overall well-being.
Readers will find detailed explanations of the popular Hand Form and other essential Tai Chi sequences, all accompanied by step-by-step photographs and clear instructions. This resource emphasizes the importance of staying centered and presents the benefits of each posture, making it accessible for those new to Tai Chi as well as those looking to deepen their practice. The focus on health and fitness, particularly through exercise, makes this book a valuable addition for anyone interested in improving their vitality through Tai Chi.
Official synopsis Publisher
Discover how to use Tai Chi to release tension, improve flexibility and enhance your vitality and well-being. “Live Better: Tai Chi” describes the history and philosophy of Tai Chi, and explains the basics of this ancient Chinese system, including breathing techniques, staying centred, and the popular Hand Form. Ronnie Robinson guides you safely through the core Tai Chi postures and sequences, showing you the benefits of each. All the positions are presented with step-by-step photographs and clear instructions.
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