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Hey @yikesspikes! How are you?
That is so interesting! I have never tried it but it definitely has the potential to help with joint pains and to make friends! Thank you for the recommendation! I will tag some members, who might have tried it or would like to do so. Let's discuss!
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Hello everybody! How is your day going?
What exercises do you do for your joints? Have you tried Tai Chi? Would you like to try it? What are your thoughts on it?
Take care,
Polina from the Carenity team
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@Polina.K I have no balance because of nerve damage, so any kind of exercise involving slow movements or standing still with limbs held out, would have me in a heap in seconds LOL
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@Polina.K l cannot do it. My balance is off so I bought myself a dvd / booklet about Tai Chi some years ago. Thinking it could help me. I tried it for a month or two but didn’t feel it had any positive affect on me.
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I would recommend you try Tai Chi if you have arthritis. I always saw a bunch of people doing it in the park and thought it was a bit kooky. But nowI’m a believer. I’ve been going for about 5 months, I’ve made a few friends and it helps my joints. The slow motions are also a bit meditative if you haven’t tried yet, it’s worth it to check out.
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