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Chair Tai Chi 15-Minute Routine Card

The full 15-minute seated tai chi routine on one printable card, plus easier and harder versions, a 5-minute desk version, safety notes and a 4-week tracker.

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Chair tai chi is slow, seated movement that works on breathing, posture and balance. You need a sturdy chair with no wheels and about 15 minutes.

This card puts all eight steps on one page, then gives you easier and harder versions, a 5-minute desk version, a first-week plan and a 4-week tracker. These are the same movements the paid chair tai chi apps teach.

  1. Set up your spotThe right chair and where to put it
  2. Steps 1 to 3Settling breaths, seated weight shifts and the Commencing Form
  3. Steps 4 and 5Slow marching and Wave Hands Like Clouds
  4. Steps 6 to 8Push and gather, a gentle spinal turn and closing breaths
  5. Easier and harder versionsFor rough days and easy weeks
  6. The 5-minute desk versionThe antidote to mouse-shoulder
  7. Safety notesFeet flat, and dizziness is information
  8. Your first-week planAnd what to expect, and when
  9. Your 4-week trackerDaily short sessions build the habit

A look at the pages

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The routine, step by step
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Easier, harder and desk versions
Chair Tai Chi 15-Minute Routine Card page 3 from Coach Luke’s free library
Your first-week plan

Who it’s for

  • Standing exercise is hard right now
  • You want gentle movement for posture and balance
  • You sit at a desk most of the day
  • You want a routine you can print and keep by your chair
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