Medical TAIJI-Qigong
Taiji- Ropu . QiGong . Bagua
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Tai Chi philosophy in China and other parts of the world can be intimidating for its vast quantity of Information that surely can make it complex to learn and practice, many other forms of Tai Chi have been created to simplify its practice and enjoy the health benefits that we are all looking for.
Modern Tai Chi ( Tai Chi Ropu ) has emerged in The Quiet Room as a mixed form of Yang, Wu (Z-Q and Y-H ), Walking Meditation, Grounded Meditation, Chair Tai Chi Ropu, Tai Chi Ropu, and Bagua Zhang
ロープ(with a specific rope), and Qigong (or chi kung).
With the combination of these productive movements, using rotation of joints and slow full range of motion we balance and compensate areas of the body with the rope and produce short repetitive routines that can decompress body and mind.
Our methods aim to support mind-body coordination and cognitive-motor integration through movement-based practices.
The Tai Chi primary concepts are:
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Qi — an energy force thought to flow through the body; tai chi is said to unblock and encourage the proper flow of qi.
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Yin and yang — opposing elements thought to make up the universe that needs to be kept in harmony. Tai chi is said to promote this balance.
Grounding Tai Chi
is best to connect and rely
to our nature's healing patterns
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Who can do Tai Chi?
Any one! Tai Chi is recommended to do in the mornings as it will energize and balance your body, even if is just for 15 minutes.
This is research! "A growing body of carefully conducted investigations in Harvard are building a compelling case for tai chi as an adjunct to standard medical treatment for the prevention and rehabilitation of many conditions commonly associated with age. An adjunct therapy is one that's used together with primary medical treatments, either to address a disease itself or its primary symptoms, or, more generally, to improve a patient's functioning and quality of life."
https://www. health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/the-health-benefits-of-tai-chi
What happens during a session?
The Quiet Room
Tai Chi GALLERY
Modern Tai Chi adapts to our clients on wheel chairs or with certain disabilities, those can apply for FREE treatment.
A Modern Tai Chi session include these parts:
Warm-up.
Easy rotation, such as shoulder and wrist circles, turning the head from side to side, or rocking back and forth, help you to loosen your muscles and joints and focus on your breath and body.
Breathing.
A few techniques of breathing are demonstrated and practiced.
Qigong (or chi kung). Translated as "breath work" or "energy work,"
Movement.
A mix options of short forms with smaller, slower movements is demonstrated especially if there are older clients or not in good physical condition, other options are presented for the advanced and general practice begins.
Yang, Qigong, Qi Ropu
Connecting The Elements
"Nature is the law"
Every part of the human body is Tai Chi, with the yin yang of opposite female and male. Qigong is the medical side and the science of breathing and inter biological communication; the contrast and harmony of the dynamic and static movements of the body in Tai Chi and Qigong combined. We connect to one's mind and and soul with nature to relieve stress and enjoy the relaxation and flow between body and mind, the mind within the breathing rhythm of the body to homeostasis, or the opposite to control better our health.
Mindful Practice
Breathing and Moving
Slowly... very slowly we move and breathe, we demonstrate what we have learned, and educate ourselves through our monkey mistakes which are our impulses, we begin elongations and longer movements to work more muscles.
Practice takes place without lecturing, quiet and freely, no one makes mistakes during the process of natural movement, we adapt to nature.
We move, breathe, adapt and heal all together.
Cool Down.
We ground our feet and expand our lungs to have each
alveoli in our lungs take care off proper oxygen delivery and organ function.
This ending is basic, consists of a few minutes of gentle breathing and mostly combined with movement.
The purpose of Modern Tai Chi, is to help relax the mind and mobilize the body's energy balancing the poles.
Modern Tai Chi in The Quiet Room, may be practiced standing, sitting, or lying down with sticks or ropes.
Modern Tai Chi Instruction require comfortable and soft clothing that does not limitates movement, clothes are loose and with neutral colors. No shoes or masks are recommended as the adaptation to our natural elements and balancing process,
might take much longer to reach.