About us
Welcome, all healthy lifestyle enthusiasts and anyone interested in learning to live healthier. The Tai Chi Edge is a Community Based Free Tai Chi training.
This group aims to enhance your ability to control your mind, body, focus, concentration, confidence, discipline, and spirit through the self-improvement psychological and physical effects of Tai Chi.
Tai Chi could give you the health and well-being edge you need to feel better, look better, and be better.
Using the Open the Door to Tai Chi model, we make learning and enjoying Tai Chi simple, easy, fun, effective, and fast. This Tai Chi model is designed to enhance psychological, physical, and emotional health with the Tai Chi Yang Style 24 Form made simple, easy, and fun.
VIRTUAL TRAINING LAB
Visit us online to learn more and see our Virtual Training Lab at [TaiChiEdge.com](https://www.taichiedgehome.com/)
VIDEO DEMONSTRATIONS
- Simple Yang Style 24 Form Demo by Clint
- The Open the Door to Tai Chi Demo
- The Christmas Sunset Tai Chi Session:
- September Sunset Tai Chi:
- Simplified 24 Form
- Relax and Commencing
- Tai Chi Group Music
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TRAINING VIDEOS
- Video Training Step By Step Guide - Coming in This Month - Using our 9-week rotating group system you will be taught the entire 24 Forms, Tai Chi principles, and how to learn more and get better. You can continue with our system to improve your skills and health results. This system integrates principles and techniques from various well-known Tai Chi Masters and experts. The following is an example of our nine-week rotating system.
Tai Chi Edge First Principles
- 1. Learn each form.
- 2. Relax the mind and body.
- 3. Suspend the head and move slowly from the waist.
- 4. Breath
- 5. Let your mind move the chi and chi move your body.
- 6. Distinguish between substantial and insubstantial.
- 7. Move like a cat
Week 1:
- Intro to Tai Chi and Yang Style
- Tai chi foundation - Relax, Focus, Breath
- Relax
- Hold the ball
- Tai Chi walking
- Form 1 Commencing
- Form 2 Part the wild horse main
- Principle 1 Move slow
Week 2: - Form 3 White crane
- Form 4 Brush knee
- Form 5 Play the guitar
- Principle 2 Move against resistance
Week 3: - Breathing
- Form 6 Repulse the monkey
- Form 7 Ward off grasp the birds tail left
- Form 8 Ward off grasp the birds tail right
- Principle 3 Be conscience of weight transference
Week 4: - Form 9 Single whip
- Form 10 Wave hands like clouds
- Form 11 Single whip
- Principle 4 Maintain an upright posture
Week 5: - Form 12 High pat on horse
- Form 13 Heal kick right
- Form 14 Box the ears
- Principle 5 Relax joints
- Nutrition
Week 6: - Form 15 Turn heal kick left
- Form 16 Snake creeps left pheasant stand
- Form 17 Snake creeps right pheasant stand
- Principle 6 Quiet the mind
- Sleep
Week 7: - Form 18 Fair lady works the shuttle left and right
- Form 19 Pick the needle up
- Form 20 Fan through the back
- Principle 7 Breath
- Exercise
Week 8: - Form 21 Turn Deflect, intercept, punch
- Form 22 Apparent Close Withdraw and Push, Return the tiger to the mountain
- Form 23 Cross hands
- Closing form
- Benefits of regular Tai Chi
• Weight loss and weight management
• Cardiorespiratory benefits
• Improve balance
• Improved flexibility
• Enhance memory, concentration, and focus
• Increase muscle tone
• Improve strength
• Reduce stress
• Improve mode
• Depression prevention
• Increase self-esteem
• Improve cognitive function
• Enhanced overall health and wellbeing
• Organization health and performance enhancement - About me
After 31 years in the Marines, I finally got serious about my personal health and wellbeing. Now to stay healthy and even enhance my physical, mental and emotional health I practice and teach Tai Chi as the foundation for optimum health and wellbeing. I hold numerous certifications including:
• Certified Master Personal Trainer - American Sports Fitness Association (ASFA)
• Certified Group Fitness Instructor - Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA)
• Certified Open the Door to Tai Chi Instructor - Functional Aging Institute (FAI)
• Certified Tai Chi Instructor - United States Tai Chi Community (USTCC)
• Certified Tai Chi Instructor - American Tai Chi and Qigong Association (ATCQA)
• Tai Chi Certificate - American Sports Fitness Association (ASFA
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Vista, Ca - Gloria McClellen Adult Activity & Resorce Center Free Tai Chi
Gloria McClellan Adult Activity & Resource Center, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA, USGloria McClellan Adult Activity and Resource Center Community Free Tai Chi - Azalea Room.
This is a community-based free tai chi program. It is open to everyone regardless of tai chi experience. It is designed around four ideas. We make learning and practicing tai chi:
Safe
Fun
Simple
HealthyWe are new member-friendly, so if you do not know any tia chi, this is for you. If you know a little, this is for you. if you are an advanced practitioner in the Simplified Yang Style 24 Form, you will enjoy our program.
All participants follow 7 rules to join us.
- Stay in your comfort zone.
- Do not try to do anything we teach or see us do you can not do.
- This is exercise, if you have any medication or health conditions that exercise may interfere with you should have your healthcare provider's permission to join us.
- If you get tired or dizzy you may take a break anytime you need to.
- We end in 1 hour and you are free to leave. However, we may teach longer if members stay longer.
- Relax breathe and have fun.
- Tell the lead instructor if you feel anything is not safe, fun, simple, or healthy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY/WAIVER
I have read and understand the Program Rules. I understand the inherent risk in exercise activities. In consideration for admission to this class:
(a) I accept full responsibility for, and assume the risk of any injuries sustained because of, my participation in this class or practice of Tai Chi;
(b) I release and hold harmless Clint Pearman, Tai Chi Edge, and all instructors for any liabilities, injuries, and expenses that may arise as a result of my participation in this class, training, or lessons involving Tai Chi.
(c) I acknowledge that I have no medical reasons that would prevent my participation in this class or workshop.
(d) I understand that if I have any medication or medical concerns it is my responsibility to obtain a clearance from my doctor before commencing this program.Welcome to the Tai Chi Edge, we look forward to seeing and meeting you at our next session.
To learn more about us visit:
https://www.taichiedge.com/Or contact us at info@TaiChiEdge.com
Warm Regards
Dr. Clint Pearman
Founder/CEO
Tai Chi Edge LLC
Clint@TaiChiEdge.com1 attendee
Junior Seau Beach Community Center Free Tai Chi
Junior Seau Beach Community Center, 300 The Strand N, Oceanside, CA, USHave you ever wanted to learn Tai Chi? Join us starting every Monday from 6:30 to 7:30 pm for the Free Community Based Tai Chi - at the City of Oceanside Parks and Recreation Junior Seau Beach Community Center.
During this Introduction to the Tai Chi Yang Style 24 form, you will learn the basics of Tai Chi, a little history, the health benefits, have a ton of fun, and learn to calm your mind, relax your body, and regulate your emotions.
- Space is limited so please RSVP by emailing sports@oceansideca.org
- To learn more and get the location click here: https://fb.watch/c4pTIxAJ8n/
- Join the Tai Chi Edge Tribe by registering here today to stay updated.
This is a weekly 60-minute introduction session open to all adults of any age. During each weekly meeting, there will be three sections of training. Tai Chi Form refers to one of the 24 individual positions you will be learning. You will learn 3-4 Forms each week. You don't need any skills to get started, just show up with a smile. You can join in at any time.
*** During the first section we conduct the complete Yang Style 24 Form. You will apply what you know and have learned, or simply follow and copy what you see everyone else doing until you can do it on your own.
*** In the second section of training I will teach a set of topics to help you begin learning Tai Chi basics. This will be easy enough to get you doing a little Tai Chi immediately, and the entire 24 Form in 8 weeks. But you will begin benefiting from Tai Chi on your first day.
*** In the third section we repeat the first section.
*** Homework: It is recommended that you do what you have learned for the rest of the week as homework and come back for the next lesson next week. The goal is for you to learn a little each week and do a little though out the week.In 8 weeks, you will be joining the entire team as a Tai Chi practitioner looking like you know what you are doing. However, don't let looks fool you. You can learn Tai Chi moves in 8 weeks, but it takes longer to get good and a lifetime of training to master it. While you are getting good, you will be enhancing multiple areas of psychological, physical, and emotional health.
Dates and times are subject to change so make sure you register and I can contact you.1 attendee
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