Tai Ji meditation part 2 - Body Alignment
/ Shih-tien WuTai Ji meditation part 2 - Body Alignment
This video shows you the simple body alignment or conditioning exercise to center your mind and move the Qi. It is a good way to prepare for a full Tai Ji, Qi Gong or Martial Art exercise. It can also be a daily meditation practice that does not require a lot of space or technique. It is perfect practice no matter how old or young you are. If you practice consistently, you will see the benefit.
This video is a collaboration with our good friend Lee and filmed in his Kung Fu School (Lake Park Kung Fu in Florida). Check out his YouTube channel: Mantis Mechanics for more martial art videos.
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Part 2 of the Tai Ji meditation - Body Alignment and conditioning. It is a series of simple movements that help you center your mind and feel the flow of Qi in the body, The exercise is suitable for all ages and does not require a lot of space.
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