In-Person and Online/Hybrid Classes begin Sept. 20, 2023
Wednesdays: Tai Chi for Beginners 10-11 am and Qigong 6-7 pm
Thursdays: Qigong 2:30-3 pm and Tai Chi Long Form 3:10-4:10 pm
Unless otherwise stated, no previous experience is needed for any classes.
Course schedule and descriptions below.
Covid policy: Masks are no longer required during in-person classes. If you have a cold or any sign of communicable illness, please stay home and participate through the online option or watch recordings of class later.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) looks at food differently than Western culture. In Western culture food is analyzed by how much protein, fat, fiber, carbohydrates, and vitamins it contains. When looking at food according to TCM, we look at the way each food affects our body’s circulation (Qi and Blood).
If we have problems with stagnation then we need foods that push through stagnation. If we have problems of our energy being too scattered and chaotic, we need foods that calm and slow down the flow. TCM analyzes the body to find out what is going on with our energy flow (circulation) and that information dictates what foods would improve the situation.
Diet affects our health more so than almost any other factor in our lifestyle. By studying nutrition from the TCM point of view we can improve our health dramatically.
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