Discover The Easiest Way To Learn TaiChi Without a Teacher
No Tricks - No Secrets - No Mysticism
Understanding Tai Chi
The easist way to learn Tai Chi!
Hello,
My Name is Sam Sujatna, the author and creator of a new book and program called "Understanding Tai Chi".
Have you ever wanted to learn Tai Chi but never knew where to start?
- This book will show you how. .
How many times have you told yourself that you wanted like to start
a new hobby like Taichi but never had the time?
- With this book, you can start as soon as you have purchased it (download
it instantly) and you can then learn at your own pace fitting it in with your
own busy schedule.
Have you ever tried taichi but found it was diffuclt to learn?
- With the easy to follow directions and simple language used, you wont have
to read through volumes of text and there are easy to follow pictures to show
how to do the movements. The movements are simple and broken down into smaller
moves that practiced until you are confident to learn the next move.
Have you ever found reason not to continue practicing Tai chi?
- Self motivation is an important part in starting any hobby. This book offers
you tips and ideas on how to stay disciplined and continue practicing.
Have you wanted to learn but didn’t know where to start?
- Finding an appropriate instructor is the first step in learning Tai chi.
However, sometimes there is never a class in your area that suits your time.
Sometimes finding the right style is not suitable to your abilities. Sometimes
you cannot find the right instructor to explain it all to you clearly.
This book does it all….. You will discover:
* How Tai chi is beneficial to not only your physical health but also your state of mind
* A brief background on the beginnings of Tai chi and its relevance to living in todays society.
* General basic exercise guidelines to learning taichi that makes an important impact to your health
* A short and simple Tai chi sequence that you can start learning immediately.
* Demonstrations and explanations on how to peform the movements.
* High Quality photos and videos showing the step by step techniques
* Appliciations on how to use tai chi in everday situations.
* 91 pages of instructions, pictures, videos and more!
If you purchase my ebook immediately you will also receive as a bonus…
Free subscription to learning other Tai Chi forms and personal teaching via email!
James Fredricks - Los Angeles, USA
Jennifer Cooper - London,UK
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Sam Sujatna is a qualified instructor of martial arts and physical fitness.
His extensive training has brought him many years of experience in competitions, and public demonstrations.
As a recognized coach with the Australian Sports Commission, Sam frequently volunteers his time to discuss his views on the health benefits of Tai Chi to various health organizations.
He currently lives in Perth, Western Australia.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Tai Chi and Yin Yang
His treatise on the same in the venerated Tao Te Ching mentions the soft and the pliable defeating that which is hard and overly strong. This is a clear indication of the dedicated yin and yang aspect of the Tai chi martial art. The balance in human and environmental nature in the show of this art form relies on sensitivity to the attacking opponent's movements. The other factors that dictate the movements and the result include the center of gravity that brings on appropriate response and the nature of the attacking force.
Tai chi, the ancient Chinese martial art of breath and exercise, also known as tai chi chuan affects or captures the attacking force within the designed center of gravity during the attack. With this kind of action unfolding immediately upon contact, the trained moves are exhibited to fit within the situation and become the primary goal of the martial art student. The yin and yang balance in Tai chi, the ancient Chinese martial art of breath and exercise, works along the sensitivity needed to first and foremost gauge the center of activity by first yin and then yang forms.







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