Archives for the ‘Tai Chi’ Category

Restorative tai chi exercises may provide relief from menopause

Women who enter menopause initiate an unfamiliar plateau in life, in which one chapter ends and an exciting new one begins.

Delaware town accommodates tai chi exercises

Staying physically active is essential to the ability of senior citizens’ to live independently.

FarmVille game makers relax with tai chi exercises, other perks

If you’re on Facebook, chances are you’ve run into friends’ requests to join them in games like FarmVille or Mafia Wars.

Parks and Rec system recognizes medicinal value of tai chi movements, other exercises

People with chronic conditions often make important lifestyle adjustments in order to improve their health.

Tai chi movements calm university students

College life can be really stressful – exams, homework, difficult professors and so on. A lot of students may find themselves in need of a way to unwind and relax.

Tai chi exercises must be done consistently to be beneficial

As winter draws to its close, people may be reflecting on how well they’ve kept up with their New Year’s resolutions.

Parkinson’s disease patients may benefit from tai chi exercises

People who have Parkinson’s disease experience problems with tremors and uncontrollable, jerky movements.

Tai chi exercises can help the heart

There are several reasons why people exercise. They may be trying to shed the pounds, sculpt the muscles or boost the energy.

Tai chi movements can help seniors prevent accidental falls

Accidental falls are a major safety hazard for seniors. Fortunately, tai chi movements can help them maintain a good sense of balance.

Tai chi teaches med students energy healing and the essentials of self care

A growing number of medical schools are incorporating classes on complementary treatments such as tai chi in order to teach energy healing and the essentials of self care, according to a report in The Huffington Post.