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Secrets of the Sword | Moving Forwards, Backwards and Sideways

Part 8 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword | Following on from Upwards Ge

Part 7 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword | Following on from Downward Ge

Part 6 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword | Intercepting with Ge

Part 5 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword | Controlling with Jiao, Ya and Xi

Part 4 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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New umbrella review looks at evidence for Tai Chi and other traditional Chinese exercises in musculoskeletal disorders

A new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine has examined the evidence for Tai Chi and other traditional Chinese exercises for the management of musculoskeletal conditions. The paper was an umbrella review that assessed 92 existing systematic reviews and meta-analyses, which together comprised 1,744 randomised controlled trials. The conditions assessed included osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, chronic back and neck…

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Secrets of the Sword | Shielding with your Sword

Part 3 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword | Controlling the Sword

Part 2 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Secrets of the Sword

Part 1 of 9 · Article Series Secrets of the Sword This article is part of our 9-part series on the techniques of the sword in the Internal Arts. Parts are being released weekly so check back regularly to read the latest instalment. Introduction to 13 Sword Techniques Controlling the Sword Shielding with your Sword Controlling with Jiao, Ya and…

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Get Up, Stand Up: The Art of Zhan Zhuang (A Practical Guide to Standing Practice)

This article was first published as “Get up, Stand Up: the Art of Zhan Zhuang” in the Tai Chi Internal Arts Union issue 37 published in Summer 2011. In it, Sam Moor explores one of the simplest yet most misunderstood practices in the internal arts. Drawing on his experiences studying Chen Taijiquan and Yiquan, he argues that standing practice is…

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