Serenity Tai Chi

Serenity Tai Chi teaches classes in Wu Ji Jing Gong Tai Chi introduced to America by Master William Ting. Distinguishing aspects of this Tai Chi include attention to relaxing hips and shoulders where people unconsciously store tension. To counter this, students are told to "sit", by imagining being about to sit on a high stool. One then tends to bend the knees slightly and lower tail bone to the ground without effort. To complete the posture, students stand tall and erect as though the head is pulled up by a thread attached the top of the head.

The result is a posture that is grounded, stable, and loose.

The instructor, David Kerr, has studied intensively with Master William Ting since 1992, learning Qi Gong, the first, second, and third section of the form, sword, fan, bagua, and push hands.

Tai Chi is a gentle exercise, appropriate for all ages.

Doing Tai Chi lowers blood pressure, reduces stress, improves balance, strengthens the immune system, and helps to heal chronic conditions.

Scientific studies show that Tai Chi measurably improves many medical conditions. See the Harvard Study: The Health Benefits Of Tai Chi

Over time, regular practice of Tai Chi will affect your everyday movements and perspective. You can become not only more graceful and poised, but also serene in all situations.

Classes are held at the Center at Norpoint, 4818 Nassau Ave NE, Tacoma WA

Tuedays
10 AM

top Videos

Qi Gong Video1st Section Video

top Qi Gong Names

  1. Swing Arms
  2. Ward Off (Pushing Water)
  3. Block & Strike (Hail the Taxi)
  4. Drink of Water
  5. Push & Pull
  6. Circle Earth & Heaven (The Windmill)
  7. Follow the Ball
  8. Circle your Knees
  9. Opening Form
  10. The Lotus
  11. Rotating the Ball
  12. Snake Attack (Toss the Pizza)
  13. Open the Clouds
  14. Standing Meditation
  15. Competing Dragons
Short videos of each Qi Gong exercise:
Swing ArmsWard OffBlock & StrikeDrink of Water
Push & PullCircle Earth & HeavenFollow the BallCircle your Knees
Opening FormThe LotusRotating the BallSnake Attack
Open the CloudsStanding MeditationCompeting Dragons 
 

top Tai Chi Resources

Benefits

New York Times, PERSONAL HEALTH, Jane Brody, September 10, 2018
Using Tai Chi to Build Strength
Health Benefits of Tai Chi per article in the Huffington Post
What Are the Health Benefits of Qigong? Cleveland Clinic September 22, 2020,
Integrative medicine specialist Yufang Lin, MD talks about this age-old practice.

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