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Highlights
- Walking should be one of the most natural things we do.
- About the Author: Robert Chuckrow has been a Taiji practitioner since 1970 and has studied Taiji under the late Cheng Man-ch'ing, William C. C. Chen, and Harvey I. Sober.
- 152 Pages
- Sports + Recreation, Walking
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About the Book
Understanding numerous facets of walking will improve your health and enjoyment, and will lessen vulnerability to talling and faulty body usage.Book Synopsis
Walking should be one of the most natural things we do.
Most of us have been walking almost all of our lives. However, many have learned walking in a haphazard way. Wearing improper shoes, modeling ourselves after others whose walking is inefficient, and wrong ideas about how our body works are all factors that take their toll on us over time.
Because walking is natural, it is not hard to improve it to the point where it becomes meditation and improves our health at the same time.
For Tai Chi practitioners, walking provides an excellent opportunity to augment, refine, and reinforce Tai Chi principles and bridge the gap between formal practice and everyday life.
For non-practitioners, Tai Chi Walking trains us in walking concepts for improving health, balance, peace-of-mind and safety.
- If you hurt after a long day on your feet, this book is for you.
- Learn how to walk properly and naturally.
- Discover why poor walking posture can damage your health.
- Understand how proper walking can increase longevity and vitality.
About the Author
Robert Chuckrow has been a Taiji practitioner since 1970 and has studied Taiji under the late Cheng Man-ch'ing, William C. C. Chen, and Harvey I. Sober. He has taught Taiji extensively and has written four other books. He currently teacher Taiji in Westchester, NY.