Easy
and Powerful Tai Chi
Imagine the power of the earth being transfered
up from the ground through your feet and legs and
up your spine and out through your hands.
Can you get a sense of how your bones will feel as
the life giving earth force energizes them and adds
real tangible strength to them.
This earth force stretches and envelops your tendons,
muscles, ligaments and joints. You feel rooted to
the earth and intimately connected in a very real
way to the ground.
You move your whole body as a co-coordinated whole.
If some one tries to apply force to your structure
you can transfer that persons force to the ground
no matter how big or strong they are.
The Tai Chi form I teach is very easy to learn. This form
has only 13 movements repeated in 4 directions. This
form was taught to the Yang family members only, it
was never taught in public. So while at other schools
you may need to take a year just to learn the correct
movements. With this easy to learn style of Tai Chi
you will not only learn the form but also start to
master the rooting and inner structure of Tai Chi.
Here is what Dr Jampa McKenzie a long time student
of many forms of Tai Chi had to say about Master Mantak
Chia’s Tai Chi Chi Kung.
This is what allows advanced Tai Chi masters to not
allow any force be applied to them and to push opponents
effortlessly without applying very little physical
contact
This form was taught to me by Taoist master Mantak
Chia; Master Chia has authorized me to teach this
form after training me and evaluating me personally.
I make it part of my commitment to Tai Chi to study
with Master Chia as often as I can so I am kept up
to date with all the ways he continues to improve
the way he teaches the form so even beginners can
learn rooting and structure.
Learn Tai Chi, 5 day intensive
courses at Tao Garden Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Tai Chi if practiced correctly will allow you to live
longer and look younger then your physical age. This
is a fact proved by many pictures of Tai Chi masters
in their 100’s.
Your health will improve greatly and you will become
intimately connected with parts of your body that
we normally don’t even think about until we
injure them.
Your mind will become very still and peaceful as
it sinks down into your heart and rests in your tan
tien.
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