Why is Tai Chi not more popular? A reflection on Taijiquan in media and community why is Taijiquan not more popular

Why is Tai Chi not more popular? A reflection on Taijiquan in media and community

I recently read a novel about a Japanese bookshop. And I found this passage: “When I went outside, I saw Momoko standing in the middle of the yard, drenched in morning light. She was still wearing her yukata from last night, but she was in a funny pose. ‘What’re you doing?’ I asked. ‘Tai Chi,’ […]

The overstimulation paradox: practicing Taijiquan in an overstimulated world Taijiquan and overstimulation

The overstimulation paradox: practicing Taijiquan in an overstimulated world

A few months ago, I noticed something unsettling. My Taijiquan practice felt boring. Not occasionally, not only on a tired Monday morning. Just generally, flatly boring. And that worried me, because Taijiquan is something I really love. Or at least, I used to. I noticed this subtle pull away from my practice. Towards my never-ending […]

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