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United States Tai Chi Community is a non-profit organization that supports the practice and instruction of tai chi for health and wellness. Join more than 500 current members who share a passion for promoting safe, effective, and accessible tai chi programs. Both tai chi players and certified instructors are welcome. Connect with potential participants through our instructor search engine, and interact with our diverse community.
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Have you seen the article in Psychology Today about Tai Chi? ☯️
A good reminder of why Tai Chi should be part of 2020 resolutions for mind and body health.
How about a 20 minute challenge of Tai Chi per day? Would be a great way to encourage practice and make it part of a lifelong journey for Tai Chi for Health.
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Did you know falling is the number one cause of injury and death among older Americans?
Today is the first day of fall, also recognized as Fall Prevention Awareness Day in the United States by the National Council on Aging (NCOA). According to Kathleen Cameron, Senior Director at NCOA, 1-in-4 Americans aged 65 and older falls every year, resulting in expensive health-care costs and sometimes a reduced quality of life. She noted that Minnesota ranks number two after Wisconsin for the number of falls reported among older adults, with South Dakota and Iowa also among the top ten states.
Cameron, encourages older adults to seek a tai chi program in their community, she said, “It's been around for thousands of years, and there's been research looking at its effectiveness in reducing falls. And if it's practiced over a period of 24 weeks, it can reduce falls by as much as 55%."
Proving yet again that the Tai Chi for Health programs are beneficial and effective to improving health and are a vital part to aging well: taichiforhealthinstitute.org/
#FallPreventionAwarenessDay #FPAD2019
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Time to help our vets everyone.
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