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Tai Chi Helps to “Center” the Rider

By Andrea Steele on 9/14/2009 11:52 AM

When I came upon the writings of tai chi master Yang, Cheng-fu (1883–1936), I was once again reminded of why tai chi is less about being strictly an exercise program and more about being a way of life—in the same way that having horses is not only about riding but a way of life. Like many others, I’ve always lost interest in any exercise program long before any benefits could be felt. What made practicing tai chi immediately different for me was the mental connection I was able to see between tai chi and riding. Having that positive mental connection, I could patiently wait for the physical results to come, which was surprisingly soon.

 

 

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