We emphasize the individual journey.
Instruction is one on one, and is according to your own needs and pace.

TAI CHI From the ARTHRITIS Foundation

Tai Chi Center has five
certified instructors  who are endorsed by the Arthritis Foundation of New Jersey  and   Tai Chi Arthritis Association.

Please note we have a 14 step-staircase into our studio.

Date:  Fridays
Time: 9:30 to 10:30 am 
Regular Dues
Because instruction is one on one and our time is flexible you can choose a class time that is convenient.

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Exercise is an essential part of many approaches to better health and control of  arthritic conditions. Most medical experts agree that suitable types of exercises for arthritis should aim at improving flexibility, muscular strengthen and fitness. Often referred to as a method of "moving meditation", Tai Chi  is a condition regimen that is even gentler than most forms of yoga.
Tai Chi is usually performed as an ordered set of slow, elegant motions that promote balance through thoughtful consideration of movement and heightening sense of body awareness. It seeks to relieve stress, improve focus and muscle tone, and develop balance of the mind and the body. Recent clinical studies have confirmed that Tai Chi  produces measurable benefits in improving balance, lowering blood pressure, and improving cardiovascular health. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has funded three current studies of Tai Chi  as it relates to physical health, including one that focuses specifically on balance.

For more information and articles about  Tai Chi for Arthritis  please  visit Dr. Paul Lam's Web site at www.taichiforarthritis.com

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To contact us: If emailing us please type in the subject line: Interested in Classes

Phone: 732-238-1414
Fax: 732-238-7322
Email: taichi@taichiusa.com

P.O. Box 232
East Brunswick, NJ 08816

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