This post has a very specific audience – the members of my tai chi class.
Welcome, y’all. You will find a lot of broken links here – I’ve much tidying up to do on this long-neglected blog. But since you expressed interest in this, I’ll get cracking.
Meanwhile – let’s work on the 24 forms, and if you need some inspiration, here it is:
An Ex-Expatriate 
Enjoyed!Hope all is going very well for you and Speedy. Time slows for nobody.My Dolomites trip was fantastic. My hiking legs took a beating. Have a late May week long trip for scuba diving off Cozumel, Mexico. Did January skiing
You sure keep busy, Jay. We have both slowed down considerably, but are looking forward to a quick trip to Italy in early May. Hope you see lovely fishies in Cozumel!
Oh my – so very different from our Middlebury routine! A few things are familiar. This routine is longer, and the stance of the practitioner is much wider. There are many different approaches to Tai Chi, I know.Is this wh
This is the more ‘classic’ tai chi, which is way beyond anything we can do – we are doing Dr. Lam’s Tai Chi for Health and Fall Prevention, I believe. It’s all good though, right? I love the grace of this presentation.
Were – that is SO incredibly beautifull!!!
She has such grace, I watch this often as it is calming and beautiful.