Tai Chi Concepts and Experiments: Hidden Strength, Natural Movement, and Timing Book by Robert Chuckrow

Tai Chi Concepts and Experiments: Hidden Strength, Natural Movement, and Timing Book by Robert ChuckrowThe Tai Chi Concepts and Experiments book clarifies and makes accessible critical aspects of the art that only a small number of high level practitioners currently understand and manifest. Numerous step by step experiments are provided for readers to experience and perfect these critical tai chi aspects. Contents include: The meaning and importance of releasing tension in movement for stability, health, and spirituality. The differences between

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For Beginners to advanced students

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