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Master Wu Jian Quan’s daughter Wu Ying Hwa. Wu style taichi long form.
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hi, i know that tai chi, qigong, and budokon, are good for relaxing, it’s like martial arts, etc., but which of these three exercises are good for toning your body? are all of them good? thx!
whats the difference between tai chi , wushu, and baqua/??
which is better to learn? or kickboxing?
yoga or taichi?
and i could only choose one over the summer
…so for a complete and totally absolute beginner, whats better/more fun and whats better for the long run?
p.s i’ll be asking this a good couple of times so please bare with me
