Anyone here done Tai Chi?

[samuelsoncast]

When I was 13, I tried it.
But I did watch Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and I'm fairly certain it had some Tai Chi in it. That basically makes me an expert.

 

[B0l0joe]

I do chai tea, but just indoors.

I do chai tea, but just indoors.

‘Chai tea’. Doesn’t that just mean tea tea?

 

[Van Daz]

‘Chai tea’. Doesn’t that just mean tea tea?

It comes from Chailand & is shipped by a company named shi-tea

 

[Slothbroth]

I like to do tai chi/yoga/shadow boxing in an empty field in nature pretending I'm a good martial artist while I play this on my speaker.

 

[T-dog.1337]

I did Tai chi and i was sweating my ass off, and i stopped halfway thru. I had no idea what I was doing.
I do qi gong and it was a lot easier and seems to be a starting point for tai chi.
This is the exact video, I purchased it for like 13 dollars, I haven't tried it in a year. I could probably do it now with all my qi gong practice and shaolin practice, specifically with this Shifu, Yan Lei.

Considering I thought tai chi was the easy kung fu, I was shocked to find I couldn't keep up at all, lol .

 

[Oogway]

I actually practiced Tai Chi for a couple years while still in Montreal and did some push hands also. Was definitely interesting and drastically improved my balance/stability. This was 2008 when my son was born and I was looking for a way to keep training but keeping things calm (was boxing for several years before that). Then I found bjj in 2010 and stuck to grappling from then on. Might go back to Tai Chi as I get older, as it was a form of very cool moving meditation