Lam Tai Chi Resources

High-flying fighters. Hand-to-hand combat. Is this what you picture when you think about Tai Chi? Perhaps it is time to re-examine your notions about this ancient Chinese discipline, which is most commonly used as a system of medit...  Read more

There are a myriad of factors that affect heart health. From regular exercise to smoking cessation to eating a nutritious diet, there are a number of things you can do to strengthen your heart. But did you know that the mind-body connection can also...  Read more

There's little I love more than a good run or high-energy kickboxing class where you leave completely covered and dripping with sweat. There's something about being drenched that signals—to me—that I've had a really good worko...  Read more

When you think about “fitness classes,” what images come to mind? Do you picture skinny people (leg warmers included) jumping around and kicking their legs to loud music? Although that might have been the case 10 or 20 years ago, the late...  Read more

You've just had your Disney-like moment. You ran your marathon – 26.2 miles of bliss (liar!). Or rather, you finished the race with a smile, four blisters, wobbly legs and a good time. You still remember the cheering fans as you came across...  Read more

I recently discovered Tai Chi and really like it. I am older, out of shape, and the first day I started I felt so invigorated, and truly, I believe I felt my circulation kick into gear. A friend also gave me a book called a morning cup of Yoga. Ni...  Read more

I really enjoy the spring rolls at my Tai restaurant in the Windy City. I know it has Avocado and other great fresh ingredients. And I did learn that even though they bring TWO for each order; the correct serving for Spark is to only eat ONE (I sav...  Read more

I am looking for an exercise program that is a little gentler on my aging body -- and I am thinking of trying Tai Cheng, a program from Beachbody. Has anybody tried it? What do think of it? Any good? llou...  Read more

I biked to tai chi and did tai chi :) This afternoon I'm planning on going to yoga :) I have to be careful because I have tendonitis in my hip. I ate a healthy lunch: salmon and cereal with millet, and kitcheree (homemade) and an apple for a s...  Read more

I have signed up for a 4 hour Chi Running workshop. I figured since I am a total newbie for this, it might be a good thing, esp. since they say it can help avoid injuries. Anyone out there taken chi running before? Thoughts?...  Read more

Don't need a class, see this website and practice the moveshttp://www.everyday-taichi.com/tai-ch
i-18-moves.html...  Read more

I have really stayed focus on this journey since I started Tai Chi. Now when I get a craving, I do tai chi for ten minutes before I react to the craving. Not only do I feel better, most times I am past the craving and don't need it.306...  Read more

For those interested in, or already practicing, any Tai Chi (or Taiji) form....  Read more

Tai Chi has become an increasingly popular form of exercise for all age groups, but current research has shown how it can be especially beneficial for older individuals.  This graceful sequence of gentle, flowing movement combines physical...  Read more

Contest closed. The winner is:KMKUCKCongratulations!Yoga, walking, and meditation are all great ways to rejuvenate the body, but sometimes it's fun to switch up your relaxation routine a bit. That's why we were so excited when we came across...  Read more