This program is designed to be learned through consistent, short daily practice.
You are not expected to be perfect.
You are expected to show up, practice, and improve gradually.
Even 10–20 minutes per day will make a difference.
Follow this simple sequence every day:
18 Shibashi Qigong
Perform the movements slowly
Focus on breathing and posture
Relax your shoulders and body
Goal: Prepare your body and mind for movement
Sun Style Tai Chi
Practice the movements learned in class
Focus on balance and weight shifting
Move slowly and continuously
Goal: Build control, coordination, and flow
Tai Chi Easy
Slow down your movements
Release tension in your body
Regulate your breathing
Goal: Recover, reset, and regain focus
Move slowly and with control
Keep your breathing natural
Stay relaxed but focused
Do not rush through movements
Consistency is more important than intensity.
Focus on posture and breathing
Get familiar with movements
Do not worry about memorizing everything
Connect movements smoothly
Improve balance and coordination
Practice transitions
Practice full sequence
Focus on timing and synchronization
Build confidence in your movement
After each practice, write a short reflection.
Use these guide questions:
What did I feel during today’s practice?
What movement was challenging?
What improved today?
How is my focus or mood after practice?
Keep it short (2–4 sentences is enough).
To stay on track:
Practice at least 5 days per week
Complete your daily reflection entries
Be ready for the final demonstration
With a large number of students, you are responsible for:
Following this daily guide
Managing your own practice
Completing all required reflections
“Discipline is built in the small things you do every day.”