Tai Chi Video Lessons, Step by Step

Tai Chi for Body and Mind Fitness is your instructional video guide to learning Yang style Tai Chi at your own pace:

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  • Step-by-step lessons of each movement in Traditional Yang Style Tai Chi

  • Choose from our DVD or instant Online Streaming easy-to-follow Tai Chi video lessons

  • Over 4-1/2 hours of detailed instruction

  • Discover the many health benefits of Tai Chi

  • Great for Beginners to Advanced

  • A low-impact exercise suitable for people of all ages. Find out more about Tai Chi for older adults and seniors

  • Learn in the comfort and convenience of your own home

“This gentle, beautiful practice can be done by people of all ages, body types and ability levels. If you can walk, you can do Tai Chi.” 
— Pat Akers, White Crane Video Tai Chi Instructor

Tai Chi for Body and Mind Fitness - Introduction (Preview)

Why Learn Tai Chi

In this inspiring, award-winning program, Pat Akers guides you through the gentle, flowing movements of Tai Chi that can strengthen and relax your body while calming your mind and improving your mental focus.

Tai Chi for Body and Mind Fitness unlocks the secrets of traditional Yang style Tai Chi, an ancient internal martial art practiced by people of all ages.

Discover how this “moving meditation” can:

•  Improve balance, stability, circulation and muscle tone
•  Reduce stress and anxiety
•  Increase flexibility of joints
•  Help you feel energized and calm; invigorated and centered
•  Harmonize the mental, physical and spiritual aspects of your life

Our Tai Chi Video Lessons include:

•  Clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruction for both beginners
    and advanced students
•  Front and rear view demonstrations of every movement
•  Practical advice to help improve your balance and posture
•  Tips for making Tai Chi accessible to those with physical limitations

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“…a great way to learn Tai Chi for benefits in health and mental focus.  Highly recommended!”
– Midwest Book Review

“…this thorough production is recommended.”
– Video Librarian

Communicator Award Winner for Video Distinction