Tai chi is a philo­sophy of seeking bal­ance

Overview

Tai Chi Chuan is the martial art of maintaining balance. At Embody Tai Chi, we practice several styles of Tai Chi Chuan as well as other Chinese martial arts (Kung Fu) which also incorporate this outlook to training. We offer a recommended curriculum for those new to Tai Chi, while those with some experience may choose the style that interests them. There’s not necessarily one set path for how balance is achieved, so some may wish to start with slow, meditative styles of Tai Chi, and others may prefer more explosive styles, like Xingyiquan or Baguazhang, and gradually work on softness over time.

Benefits

Practicing the forms and conditioning exercises will develop a strong, mobile body as well as reduce markers of stress. While Tai Chi forms look simple, they take quite a lot of coordination to accomplish. The attention required to learn and remember the movements tends to bring a focused, calm mind. Finally, push hands practice can improve one's timing and ability to adapt to different pressures. It can be also a fun, social activity that comes with a great work-out.

Plan

Active Wellness Center - Vacaville

1020 Nut Tree Rd, Vacaville, CA 95687

Tai Chi Basics
Tues/Thurs 9-10am

Tai Chi Flow
Tues/Thurs 10-10:45


Muir Commons - Davis

2222 Muir Woods Pl, Davis, CA 95616
Tai Chi 37-Form
Saturdays 10:30–11:30am


Davis City Hall

Russell and A st, Davis, CA 95616

Tai Chi Long and Short Forms
Fridays 10–11am


Push Hands Meetup

Russell and A st, Davis, CA 95616

First and Third Saturdays Each Month
9-10:30am

Private Lessons

available upon request

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