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Potential Benefits of Ai Chi


  1. Improved flexibility, range of motion, and general mobility
  2. Improved metabolism and caloric consumption
  3. Better blood circulation
  4. Re-vitalized energy circulation along important accupoint meridians
  5. Renewal of vital organs
  6. Improved liver efficiency
  7. Decreased stress, insomnia, depression, anger, fatigue, anxiety, and confusion: the water and music can help to free the body of stress and to encourage a state of relaxed awareness
  8. Increased mental alertness
  9. Creates "design sense" (a feeling that you are doing what the body was designed to do) and therefore, improves kinesthetic sense (our perception of how we move)

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