Archives for the ‘Tai Chi’ Category

Tai chi exercises may help back pain

A new study from Australia demonstrates how tai chi exercises can help alleviate back pain.

Tai chi movements are popular among baby boomers

With age can come potential health complications, but as some seniors are discovering, tai chi movements can help alleviate stress.

Different parts of the brain may benefit from tai chi movements

There are several things people can do to keep their brains sharp, including tai chi movements.

Consistency of tai chi exercises more important than intensity

Tai chi may sound pleasant for summertime weather, but what happens when autumn comes? As one exercise physiologist points out, what matters more is the consistency of tai chi exercises and other activities – not their intensity.

Tai chi exercises can help maintain healthy memory

People often dread several aspects of aging, including the decline of their physical and mental health. However, a growing body of research suggests that tai chi exercises and other activities may help prevent memory loss.

Gisele Bundchen performs tai chi exercises to ease stress

What if there were a simple way to ease away the day’s frustrations in just a few gentle maneuvers?

UK schoolchildren perform tai chi for beginners

If you’ve ever walked through a public park at sunrise, chances are you may have seen a group of people practicing tai chi.

Gentle tai chi exercises can be good for cardiovascular health and longevity, instructor says

Performing tai chi exercises can be like engaging in a delicate dance that enhances your mental as well as physical well-being.

Health system announces arthritis program based on tai chi exercises

If you have arthritis, then you are one of millions in the U.S. who suffer from often debilitating pain and joint immobility.

Engaging in tai chi for beginners can help individuals achieve inner peace and optimal health

Imagine a group of individuals dressed in light, loose-fitting clothing, posing in a park at sunrise.