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LOS ANGELES — Tai Chi has been around for centuries, but some people are only now realizing how beneficial it can be. Tai Chi is a specific series of slow movements, and because it’s not jarring, it’s especially good for . . . → Read More: Research shows Tai Chi boosts immune system A 2,300-PERSON mass Tai Chi display marks the launch of the 13-step ‘Tai Chi for All’ by the Seniors for Physical Activity (SPA) Committee on Saturday morning, with Minister (PMO) Lim Boon Heng as the Guest-of-Honour. This event also breaks . . . → Read More: Seniors keep fit with Tai Chi Rochester, Minnesota – For hundreds of years people have practiced the Chinese martial art of Tai Chi for its many health benefits. Researchers who study Tai Chi say it can help reduce blood pressure, decrease anxiety, improve flexibility and much . . . → Read More: Tai Chi and cardiac therapy Kungfu soccer Students from Shaolin Tagou Martial Arts School practice soccer in Dengfeng, Henan province, July 7, 2010. They set up the team to explore a new way to integrate Chinese kungfu with soccer skills. Photo by Yang Donghua . . . → Read More: Shaolin Kung fu get in on World Cup action Zhengzhou China International Shaolin Wushu Festival is a comprehensive festival integrated with Wushu, tourism and culture exchange. In the spirit of friendship, communication, and common progress, Zhengzhou China International Shaolin Wushu Festival has been successfully held 7 times since 1991. . . . → Read More: Invitation Letter of the 8th Zhengzhou China International Shaolin Wushu Festival Director Benny Chan (3rd from left) leads "Shaolin" cast members Wu Jing, Nicholas Tse, Jackie Chan, Fan Bingbing and Yu Shaoqun to promote the film in Shanghai on Monday, June 14, 2010. The film "Shaolin," starring Jackie Chan, . . . → Read More: ‘Shaolin’ to join in New Year movie season By Andrew Thompson Ever since Bruce Lee brought Kung Fu out of China and into western cinema, people all over the world have taken up training in martial arts and learned something about Chinese culture. My love for Kung Fu . . . → Read More: In China for Kung Fu The 26-member Chinese Wushu Delegation headed by Mr. Gao Xiaojun, the newly elected President of the Chinese Wushu Association, visited New Zealand, Tonga and Vanuatu for Wushu demonstrations from May 21 to June 3 2010. They gave six performances in . . . → Read More: Wushu Demonstration in Oceania |
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