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Tai Chi Chuan "The Art of the 60 Movements" Yang Style Short Form
by William C. C. Chen

$20.00 [181 pages] Published: Oct., 2008
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Alzheimer's Association Newsletter
"FOR THE PERSON WITH MEMORY LOSS"

article by Jody Curley, MA
Family Support Specialist
Alzheimer's Association,
South Central Wisconsin Chapter
517 N. Segoe Road, Suite 301
Madison, WI 53705
608-661-8427
800-272-3900
jody.curley@alz.org
www.alz.org/scwisc_ (http://www.alz.org/scwisc)

http://www.williamccchen.com/Medical%20Studies.htm#jc1
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MAI "20th Anniversary Bumper Issue" Vol 21 No. 1

Tiffany F.N. Chen on the cover of June, 2008
Why Tai Chi? Tiffany Chen talks to MAI

www.martialartsltd.co.uk
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"The Art of Learning" by Josh Waitzkin

now available in paperback

http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=4305
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Step-by-Step Tai Chi with Tiffany Chen
 
A daily ritual practiced by millions of people around the world, Tai Chi has many health benefits. The low-impact, flowing movements sharpen the mind, strengthen the body, reduce stress, and improve flexibility. Regular practice can lower blood pressure, relieve chronic pain, even help you sleep better. Martial arts champion Tiffany Chen leads you through a 60-movement Yan-form practice she learned from her father, Grandmaster William C.C. Chen. A gentle but powerful workout for people of all ages and abilities. Approx. 88 min. on 1 DVD. Release Date: February, 2008

An Acacia production. 800-944-0474 ................ $19.99

http://www.acornmedia.com/Acacia_Clips/Ste...r_Step_By_Step.html
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THE KUNG-FU KICKBOXING WORKOUT with Tiffany and Max Chen

Get your heart pumping while toning your shoulders, arms, abs, glutes, and legs in three progressively challenging workouts based on the martial arts. As taught by gold-medal-winning brother and sister Tiffany and Max Chen, the Shan Shou style incorporates boxing, wrestling, and kicking to build speed, agility, and endurance. Choose the level of intensity and instruction that you want (or a music-only option) and get results fast. You’ll find these workouts challenging, regardless of your fitness level. Approx. 76 min. on 1 DVD. Released on July 3, 2007
 
An Acacia production. ........................$14.99

http://acaciacatalog.com/product.asp_O_pn_E_51024
See trailer on www.YouTube.com
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