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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Why should I order your Tai Chi video/DVDs as opposed to all the others?
  2. Why is Tai Chi considered by some people to be the best form of exercise?
  3. What distinguishes Tai Chi from other forms of exercise?
  4. Do you have any other video/DVDs?


  1. Why should I order your Tai Chi video/DVDs as opposed to all the others?
  2. Almost every other Tai Chi video/DVD teaches Tai Chi as a form of martial art because Tai Chi traditionally is a martial art. With my background in acupuncture and Qigong, I left out all the unnecessary kicking and punching that is so common in most styles and have gathered together only the moves that are most conducive to self healing. By changing the intent of every move and modifying them slightly to enhance their healing potential, I have created a simple style considered by many in the field as being the most beneficial for health video/DVD on the market. Because I lead Tai Chi study tours to China and have practiced many styles and officiated in over 50 Tai Chi tournaments around the country over the past 15 years, I can honestly say: "I have seen it all". And I assure you, I have integrated the most effective moves for self healing I could find over the 32 years I have been doing Tai Chi. We have sold over 500,000 copies so far and I'd get letters every day telling me how much they have benefited from my video/DVDs.

    Another great reason for buying my video/DVD is simply for its quality of reproduction. I oversee its production and I buy only the highest quality tapes and produce them on SP only. I personally inspect each bubble bag before it goes out and I send them by special media mail.


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  3. Why is Tai Chi considered by some people to be the best form of exercise?
  4. Many studies have shown Tai Chi to be extremely effective with slowing the effects of aging, increasing balance and reducing falls, reducing stress, minimizing the effects of diabetes and increasing the potential for preventing strokes and extending life. The fact that it is now encouraged by HMO's and Kaiser Permanente (mostly due to public demand) shows its effectiveness. Another thing to consider is the fact that Tai Chi is practiced by over 80 million people daily! This makes Tai Chi is the most popular form of exercise on Earth! It is part of the 4,000 year-old system of Traditional Chinese Medicine practiced in China and now recognized by the U.S. National Institute of Health's Office of Alternative Medicine as an important method of Alternative Health Care. Thirty-four medical schools have included Complimentary Alternative Medicine programs in their basic curriculum and some have set up departments to incorporate Tai Chi into their research. The main conclusion from many studies is: Tai Chi helps the body heal itself. Another advantage is that Tai Chi is available to everyone, regardless of ability, age, belief system or life circumstances. Imagine this: 21st century- school children learning the health enhancement and self-healing techniques of Tai Chi as part of their PE class; office workers taking Tai Chi breaks, just as they do in China and Japan; seniors participating in gentle movement with breathing exercises to enhance balance and quality of life; care givers embracing a personal practice and finding renewal in their service to others; spiritual aspirants using Tai Chi to enhance their meditations and Tai Chi practice being instituted into prisons as a means to reconnect with life. Remember, society also benefits when an individual or a group of individuals assumes responsibility and takes action for their own health and healing.


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  5. What distinguishes Tai Chi from other forms of exercise?
  6. Most forms of exercise dissipate your energy, leaving you tired and hyper at the same time! The slow, gentle, dance-like movements of Tai Chi accumulates energy while calming you down, allowing you to feel refreshed when you finish. Tai Chi creates an awareness of and influences dimensions of our being that are not part of traditional exercise programs. Most exercises do not involve the meridian system used in acupuncture nor do they emphasize the importance of adding mind intent and breathing techniques to physical movements. When these dimensions are added, the benefits of exercise increase exponentially. As a senior myself, as well as a healer and teacher for over 30 years, I know the critical importance of knowing the life enhancement and self-healing benefits of Tai Chi. I've made a commitment to sharing it with as many people as I can.


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  7. Do you have any other video/DVDs?
  8. There are two new ones and they will knock your socks off - Tai Chi for Women and Tai Chi for Healing. On our video/DVD page, you will find out lots more information on these unique video/DVDs.

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"My students love 'Tai Chi for Seniors'. And many report having better balance, more leg strength, and just feeling better and having more energy after our morning workout. I recommend it for anyone interested in learning Tai Chi."
David R., Instructor

"I actually telephoned the instructor to tell him how much I enjoyed and benefited from his tape"
D. Black   St. Pete, FL

"We don't know which exercise worked on our arthritis...maybe it was a combination of them - we only know the pain is gone"
H. Nork   N.Y., NY

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