Black Friday Tai Chi Practice
Well it’s Black Friday once again.  I’m not sure how the day earned this label, but to me it seems a bit of a heavy label for the fist official day of the Christmas shopping season.   In fact I think a little too heavy and ominous sounding, so I’m rebelling against the “Black Friday” label.  Fro

The Camp Tai Chi Thanksgiving Post
I’m not a religious person although I do have some pretty strongly held spiritual beliefs.  I don’t want to make this a place to discuss these beliefs.  I did however come across a religious poem by Wilfred Peterson that it seems tai chi is the answer to.  You decide. Lord, Slow Me Down Slow me down, Lord! Ease the pounding of my heart By q

Important Tai Chi Information Withheld By The Masters?
I came across a little know law that seemed to grant a license to steal based on a particular profession.  I wonder who could have written this law?  Politicians are the ones who pass laws so it must have been politicians.  Seems a bit too obvious or maybe they just didn’t care, and what in the World does a little

The Catch 22 of Tai Chi Chuan
The great and infamous Master of Duhism, Bob Tzu, never ceases to amaze me with his incredible insights and how they apply to tai chi.  Recently Master Tzu shared this profound tid bit. “It’s better to teach

What Flavor Tai Chi Would Your Prefer?
I’ve been talking, all right writing, about tai chi for a while now and one of the my more common subjects is that tai chi is broken down into two schools of thought.  The one most people in the West seem to be familiar with is health related tai chi, where the movements are taught in a general way and are intended to provide relaxation and a wide vari