Yoga
and T'ai Chi
T'ai
Chi and Yoga
What is T'ai
Chi?
Tai
Chi Ch’uan or “Supreme Ultimate Boxing” is a system of rounded, fluid, balanced
movements practiced daily for health and peace of mind. When the movements
and postures of Tai Chi have been mastered, they can be used to neutralize
aggressive actions and to counterattack for defense.
Known
primarily as a martial art, it is used in the West to improve health. Practicing
Tai Chi is one of the quickest and most effective ways to increase your
body potential. Tai Chi improves
balance, flexibility and helps to reduce stress for overall good health
improving our quality of life.
As
your muscles learn to relax while in motion, they are gently massaged by
the bones underneath and the surrounding tissue. Even the internal organs
and nervous system are gently massaged and can release stress or tension.
We think that only our muscles collect tension, but actually every cell in
our body can.
Tai
Chi's flowing, effortless motions cleanse rigidity and stress. Not only
from muscles but also from the mind, heart and emotional systems. It is extremely
helpful in regaining balance and strength.
What is Yoga?
Yoga
is one of the gentlest and most effective ways of exercising. It offers
a unique approach that combines both fitness and relaxation. As you practice
the exercises and synchronize your breathing, your mind becomes entirely
focused on your body’s movements. The result is a body that feels energized
and a mind that is calm and relaxed. In short, yoga is a wonderful antidote
to today’s hectic life.
Developed
over 5,000 years ago, Hatha Yoga is a complete system of postures (asanas),
breathing practices (pranayama), and deep relaxation (sarvasana). It was
originally intended to prepare the body for long periods of meditation. Although
still used as such today, in this country, Hatha Yoga is used primarily as
a way to stay centered, fit, flexible and relaxed.
Anyone
can practice Hatha Yoga. It is a practice that can be done at any age or
physical condition. It requires very little special equipment or space. Because
Hatha Yoga is not an extreme activity at the beginning level, results can
be measured in such things as increased body awareness, increased flexibility
and the ability to better deal with stress and tension. With practice, will
come real physical changes, mastery of your breathing and the relaxation
techniques that will give the ability to maintain a calm-mind in a chaotic
world.
Adult Exercise
Class
Tai Chi (CME) and Yoga
With Laura Anderson
Classes now
held at:
First Methodist Church
301 S Main St.
Weatherford, Tx 76086
11:00 am
Tuesday – In the Fellowship Hall
$5.00 - Payable by the class
Call 817-771-2566
or Email Number5242@aol.com
for more infomaion
Our CME (Chi Movement Exercise) class
is a combination of Tai Chi, and Yoga developed to help reclaim balance, flexibility, and strength.
Easy to follow and effective for beginners and advanced, it helps regain
and maintain health. Practiced both in chairs and standing, wear loose clothes
and exercise shoes.
Our Yoga Classes includes slow moving,
gentle body postures and stretching, breathing techniques for deep relaxation
and the release of stress. Yoga is practiced on the floor.
Bring a yoga mat and wear loose clothes. Be prepared to take off your shoes.
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