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Five Tips From Chirunning

Danny Dreyer, an American ultra-marathoner and Tai Chi practitioner, created a method of execution called ChiRunning combines the inner focus and flow of T’ai Chi with the power and energy of operation.

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Chi Running

This new way of running is based on the same principles of Chi Walking and that includes good posture and leveraging gravity to make running easier on the body.

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Seven Easy Ways to Cure Lower Back Ache

Why is it so difficult to get good common sense advice when your back is aching and painful? I have my first seven tips to help sort your back pain.

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Live to Be 100 Years Old and Healthy: Is There a Secret Path?

13 things you should do to have good health and maybe live to be 100 years old and still active, mentally and physically.

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Tai Chi for Health

I found a book from one of my attempts at learning Tai Chi. My VHS player died a year ago…could there be something on YouTube?

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Ways to Relax: Aromatherapy, Meditation, Tai Chi and Music

So many of us are stressed and anxious every day, but taking a little time out for ourselves can make all the difference to our physical and emotional health.

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Five Things You Can Do to Ease Arthritis Pain

Living with arthritis pain is not pleasant, but here are five things you can do to help alleviate that pain.

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Does Tai Chi Relieve the Pain of Osteoarthritis?

While prescription medications can temporarily relieve the pain and discomfort of chronic osteoarthritis, these medications are not without their side effects. Could tai chi provide a natural approach to treatment?

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Tai Chi

History and advantages from tai chi.

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Five Lifelong Fitness Workouts for Your Family

One of the challenges faced by homeschooling families is how to impart a love of lifelong fitness to your child, especially if you yourself are no longer as fit and trim as you wish you were. There are many ways to do this without recreating a “gym class” mentality. Nor is it necessary to purchase expensive exercise equipment, health club memberships, etc. All you need are your own two feet, your own two hands, and a little creative thinking.