Is Your Tai Chi Training Doing What You Think It Is?
Read These No Nonsense Specific Instructions on How To Ensure That You Get the Most Out of Your Tai Chi Practice- Saving you Decades of Work!
I have been involved in Tai Chi and Qigong for over 30 years. I have devoured all the translated Chinese literature on the subject. I have been to China to study Tai Chi and have had the benefit of some great Masters, including Master Derek Croley, in refining my personal practice. The methods used by Master Derek Croley in “Tai Chi Made Simple” have condensed thousands of years of Chinese Tai Chi in a language easy to understand by some one who has never been exposed to the subject. A good deal of the language to explain Tai Chi uses analogies unique to the Chinese culture. Forms with names like “Dragon Waves it ‘s Tail”, or “Bear Sits on a Mountain” confuses the western mind during the learning process. Master Croley has adroitly cut through this confusion with his outstanding work. By exploring “Tai Chi Made Simple” one can learn Tai Chi at an extremely high level and apply it to all daily activities. “Tai Chi Made Simple” is good for all levels of practice, but is particularly useful for athletes such as Runners, Cyclists and Triathletes. |
Dear Friend,
People are always asking me what books they should read, what videos they should watch and what path they should be taking in their study of Tai Chi. I'm not going to lie to you and say that there are no good resources available- there are- but it is difficult to know what is the right thing to get and what is not.
There is also a tremendous amount of misinformation available about Tai Chi- often due to people who read translations of Chinese and don't really understand what the original idea is supposed to mean! The real problem is that most of the really good training resources are not written in English, or are written in English by somebody who doesn't really speak the language very well.
All of which is designed to give you a specific, logical roadmap in plain English about how to practice and think about Tai Chi.
Whatever your reasons and goals for your study- these Resources will help if you
Are brand new to Tai Chi and want to get the basics down.
Have been practicing for quite a while and are looking to take the next step.
Are interested in how to apply proper Biomechanics to any physical activity.
Want to supplement your current Tai Chi practice.
Don't have Tai Chi available in your area- but want to begin practicing.
The First Step for you to take is to get my FREE Tai Chi Training Tips, just fill out this form here and you will automatically get one free training tip each week directly from me.
Why is it free? Because I am interested in your personal improvement and the spread of authentic Tai Chi.
The Second Step is to get my first online training manual.
First: How to ensure that you are consistently getting the health, fitness, and rehabilitative benefits that you want from Tai Chi. If you aren't doing what's written in this Manual I absolutely guarantee that you are not getting the health and wellness benefits from Tai Chi that you think you are.
Second: How to ensure that you can consistently have and feel real "Chi" on a regular basis. The feeling of Chi is a direct function of having everything in your body firing on all cylinders. Of course Chi is there all of the time or you would be dead, but you have to have proper structure to be able to feel it and use it.
Third: How to ensure that you can consistently build your body, mind, and spirit connection. I often hear people say "I'm not practicing Tai Chi for _____, I'm only interested in getting the spiritual side of it." Or the "energy" side of it, or the rehabilitation- whatever. No matter what you are trying to get right, Tai Chi builds the body, mind, and spirit. Each is the foundation for the next. So you must be able to develop your physical structure in order to have the foundation for the higher levels of thought that you are interested in. It's just that simple. Without structure your Tai Chi is lost.
Fourth: How to raise your existing Tai Chi practice to the next level. All the time I come across people who are interested in getting to the next level of training- but don't know how or can't sort through the information to find the right path. Well, this Training Manual will be of tremendous value on your quest. And it's in plain English so you can actually figure out what it is saying!
Fifth: How to ensure that you are not doing Tofu Tai Chi! If you are a complete novice, this will give you all you need to get good at Tai Chi. If you already practice a form of some kind, this is all you need to get good at it. You see, it doesn't matter what kind of Tai Chi you do- I am going to share with you the authentic underlying principles of mastering any style of Tai Chi.
| When I started Tai Chi with Derek Croley I had hypertension and chronic neck and shoulder pain. I still have both, but am taking less medicine for my hypertension. It is under excellent control and the medication I was able to drop was the stronger one that was also giving me unpleasant side-effects. I was taking Aleve each morning and evening and now I only occasionally take Ibuprofen for my neck and shoulders. These are only two of the measurable benefits I’ve experienced since starting with Derek Croley! Thanks!
Mary S.
RN and Certified Healing Touch Practitioner |
In How to Ensure That You Are Getting the Most Out of Tai Chi: The Insiders Secrets, you will learn the teachings of the Masters that I absolutely guarantee will change your Tai Chi practice and your entire life.