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History and Characteristics of Qingcheng Tai Chi
Common Characteristics of Tai Chi: The core commonality lies in the Taoist principle of Yin - Yang balance, following the principles of "relaxation, stillness, roundness, and softness," while also considering...
History and Characteristics of Qingcheng Tai Chi
Common Characteristics of Tai Chi: The core commonality lies in the Taoist principle of Yin - Yang balance, following the principles of "relaxation, stillness, roundness, and softness," while also considering...
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Qingcheng Tai Chi
Qingcheng Tai Chi has been included in the “Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Project” and “Chinese Martial Arts Encyclopedia,” and is documented in the “Encyclopedia of Chinese Tai Chi Chuan.”
Qingcheng Tai Chi
Qingcheng Tai Chi has been included in the “Chinese Martial Arts Demonstration Project” and “Chinese Martial Arts Encyclopedia,” and is documented in the “Encyclopedia of Chinese Tai Chi Chuan.”
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Master Yanning
Qingcheng Tai Chi Intensive Camp Instructor
Member of Henan Martial Arts Association
Dujiangyan City Certified Social Sports Instructor
Featured in Home Tai Chi and Yi Jin Jing movement demonstrations
Honored for Outstanding Contribution at the 20th Martial Arts Conference
Senior Lecturer at Shenhui Academy
Deeply versed in integrating traditional wellness practices with modern health management
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wanted to boost my overall health as I aged—no specific pain, just tired and stiff. This Tai Chi course is perfect for seniors (15-minute max lessons, 25 minutes daily practice with my wife). We love the Longevity Turtle Circles Shoulders for shoulders, Tendon Relaxing Ankle Rotation for ankles, and Lung Nourishing Breath Regulation for lung health— the slow movements improve flexibility, balance, and energy. We now do it together every morning, and it’s our favorite bonding time. Three months later, my blood pressure is lower, and I climb stairs without getting winded. This is healthy aging, done together.
Hi Stanley! Aging gracefully is all about staying active—we love that you and your wife are bonding over the Longevity Turtle Circles Shoulders and Tendon Relaxing Ankle Rotation moves. Keep those morning sessions going—you’re an inspiration!
Bad ankle sprain last summer left me with instability and pain—I thought I’d never play tennis again. My PT recommended this Tai Chi course (14-minute max lessons, 28 minutes daily practice). The Tendon Relaxing Ankle Rotation builds ankle stability without risk, and body-check drills fixed imbalances causing pain. Two months later, I’m playing doubles pain-free, and my ankle no longer wobbles on the court. This course is a tennis player’s comeback tool.
Hi Dennis! Ankle instability is so frustrating—we’re thrilled the Tendon Relaxing Ankle Rotation move got you back to tennis. Tai Chi’s balance training is exactly what you need—keep it up!
Migraines from stress + bad sleep = meds that only worked half the time. This Tai Chi course’s 10-minute relaxation lessons are my evening ritual (20 minutes daily). The Crane Stretches Neck eases the neck tension that triggers my migraines, and slow movements fix my sleep—no more waking up with a pounding head. Total game-changer!
Hi Ruby! Migraines are debilitating—we’re glad the Crane Stretches Neck move gives you natural relief. Keep those evening sessions going—sweet dreams!
High school senior = college app stress + exam panic that made me cry. This Tai Chi course’s 5-minute lessons are my between-class pick-me-up (5 minutes 3x a day, 15 minutes daily total). The Crane Stretches Neck relieves my tension headaches, and slow movements calm my anxiety—I focus better in class, and my grades even went up! Perfect for stressed-out teens!
Hi Lila! Senior year stress is real—we’re glad the Crane Stretches Neck move helps you stay calm and focused. Keep working hard—you’re going to do amazing things!
Runner’s hamstring tightness led to a pulled muscle that sidelined me for months—my coach said I needed to fix my flexibility. This Tai Chi course was the answer (12-minute lessons, 20 minutes post-run daily). The Golden Rooster Stands On One Leg stretches my hips to relieve hamstring tension, and mindfulness taught me to listen to my body instead of pushing through pain. Three months later, I run 5 miles without tightness, and I haven’t had a muscle pull since. This course is a runner’s flexibility secret weapon.
Hi Patrick! Runners need flexibility to stay strong—we’re thrilled the Golden Rooster Stands On One Leg move keeps you running pain-free. Keep hitting those miles and practicing Tai Chi!