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Top: Sports: Martial_Arts: Kung_Fu: Internal: Tai_Chi
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T'ai Chi Ch'uan (or Taijiquan or Tai Chi) is a martial art originating from China. It is widely known for its forms, which are generally practiced as a series of unhurried, flowing movements. Do not be fooled by appearances: correctly taught, there is a lot more to T'ai Chi Ch'uan than meets the untrained eye.T'ai Chi Ch'uan is an internal martial art, meaning that practitioners focus on relaxation, perception, posture and body alignment. Rather than using localised muscular strength, the structure of the body as a whole is used to generate, neutralise or evade attacks. There is nothing mystical about this, it is simple body mechanics and physics.
Places where people discuss T'ai Chi Ch'uan on the Internet.
Chen style Tai Chi
Pages with useful T'ai Chi Ch'uan links. These pages have either a large number of links, or have carefully selected high quality links.
Magazines and other periodicals in current circulation are listed here.
| Please submit only sites that are for organizations (associations, unions etc.) - not schools. For Tai Chi schools, please use the Sports: Martial Arts: Tai Chi: Schools category instead. |
This category contains sites for organizations or associations that are specifically related to Tai Chi.An organization would be an adminstrative resource for coordination of resources for a group.
This category contains sites about Tai Chi that is primarily personal and subjective in nature, and not affiliated in any official manner with a club, organization or competition.
Check here to find instructors in your area.
Yang style Tai Chi.
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