Tai Chi Exercises Avaliações 7

why do you advertise that it's free, and at the end of it, they are showing you have to pay.

Great course that you can dip in and out of. I like the short history of Tai Chi element. I find the breakdown of the exercises useful, but love when they are all linked together and i can follow along with Ros. My clients love the moves and it's so easy to adapt for different abilities

The ATCE Part 2 course expands on the knowledge and skills introduced in Part 1. It provides further learning on the history of Tai Chi, the underlying philosophy and examples of exercises to use with patients and clients.
It is very thorough, well-researched and easy to follow, and will enable me to to introduce/trial a Tai Chi exercise group in my role as an NHS physiotherapist.

I attended Part 1 of Ros Smith's Tai Chi Course a few years ago. It was excellent. I gained a deeper understanding of the benefits of Tai Chi and we were gently introduced into some of the Tai Chi moves which I now incorporate into my Cardiac Rehabilitation classes. Patients love it and many go on to participate in classes in their local community which will provide ongoing benefits for their health. I recommend this course for anyone wanting to learn more about Tai Chi .

I have eventually finished the course!
I have found it very useful as part of my clinical practice and have introduced ATC to some of my clients.
It is definitely an extra tool in the physiotherapy toolbox.
Well presented and easy to follow and l was able to use it with clients as l gained knowledge.
It did take me a while to complete it but that was my fault,not the course itself.
Self-employed Neuro physiotherapist.

I completed the self paced Part 1 course recently and found it really easy to follow. It was also helpful to have an understanding of the philosophy and history of development of this unique movement system. The course included specific patient case studies which helped me to identify how I can develop my physiotherapy practice to include the exercises. Looking forward to Part 2.

This is a really accessible course with simple, safe tai chi exercises that you can use straight away with your patients.
Ros has a great teaching style and demonstrates the adapted tai chi forms broken down into segments with useful tips on on how to teach effectively.
The course is set up so that you can easily stop the recording if you need to and find your place to catch up at a later date.
Another great feature is the monthly catch up on zoom where Ros is able to help with specific practice of her adapted tai chi forms.