A decade ago, a friend and I were walking up the stairs. The lift was not functioning that day. We cursed as we climbed.
She said, “next month I will be going for my knee operation.” That got me thinking. For a year or so, my wobbly, weak, and painful knees made climbing a challenge.
I enrolled for Tai Chi the following week. I have never looked back since. I don’t need to take knee supplements too.
I called Tai Chi, the ‘dancing meditation’! Graceful yet deceptively challenging movements!
One of the toughest movements is ‘snake creeps down. (see pose in picture above) Many new students, including myself, looked on. We (about thirty to sixty years old) shook our heads. ‘There is no way we can do this pose!’
It took me about three years before I could do the ‘snake creeping down’!
…and my Tai Chi sifu was more than seventy years old! Still graceful and flexible!
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