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Dans un univers social devenu très contraignant et oppressant, vous êtes très nombreux à rechercher des repères et un nouvel équilibre ; le Taie ji quan est fait pour vous ! Plus qu'un art martial, c'est en effet un véritable art de vivre aux nombreuses vertus, une école de maîtrise de soi, une aventure intérieure. La pratique du Tai ji quan consiste à rechercher une force qui ne s'appuie pas sur le développement musculaire, mais sur la concentration de sa propre énergie interne. Cet ouvrage présente l'originalité d'associer enfin le style Yang, traité à partir des informations revues et complétées du précédent ouvrage de Roland Habersetzer sur le Tai ji quan, et le style Tui shou à travers une partie totalement inédite réalisée par l'un des plus grands experts, Serge Dreyer. Parce qu'il doit être bien compris pour être pratiqué efficacement, les auteurs commencent par rappeler les principes fondamentaux et expliquer les origines historiques et philosophiques de cet art complexe. Par la suite, ils détaillent clairement, grâce à de très nombreuses illustrations et des consignes simples, 108 mouvements du Yang et les exercices essentiels du Tui shou. Pour tous, un ouvrage unique, une référence incontournable !...
Martial arts --- Tai chi --- Arts martiaux --- Tai chi chuan
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Au cours des milliers d'années de développement du taïchi-chuan, de nombreux styles ont été créés. Bien que cette discipline ait été, à l'origine, créée en tant qu'art martial, elle n'a depuis cessé de prouver sa valeur pour améliorer la santé physique et spirituelle du pratiquant. De nos jours, on ne compte plus les gens qui, partout dans le monde, pratiquent le taïchi-chuan dans un seul but : améliorer leur santé. Ainsi, même les médecins occidentaux recommandent aujourd'hui à leurs patients de pratiquer le taïchi-chuan pour les aider à réduire la tension artérielle, le stress et à libérer les tensions des organes internes. La pratique du taïchi-chuan traditionnel est un processus long qui nécessite beaucoup de temps, de patience et d'argent, ce qui la rend particulièrement difficile, vu nos modes de vie trépidants. Pour faciliter sa pratique et son apprentissage, le taïchi-chuan traditionnel fut révisé pour donner naissance à des versions plus courtes dont font partie les formes des 24 et 48 postures. Chacune de ces séquences modernes nécessite moins de temps d'apprentissage mais aussi de pratique que la version traditionnelle des 108 postures. Pour les débutants n'ayant que peu ou pas de connaissance du taïchi, ces séquences courtes sont une bonne entrée en matière, avant de se lancer plus avant dans l'étude et la pratique de la séquence longue traditionnelle. En étudiant ces deux séquences courtes, le débutant pourra saisir les concepts qui forment la base du taïchi-chuan, comprendre ses théories, et plus important encore, commencer à ressentir les bienfaits de cet art en mesurant le degré de relaxation accrue et l'état d'esprit nouveau qu'apporte cette pratique.
Martial arts --- Tai chi --- Arts martiaux --- Tai chi chuan
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It is acknowledged that practice could induce rapid change or reorganization of the brain’s cellular or neural networks as well as behaviors. Notably, practice relevant to mental or physical approach attracted great attention in this decade. It highlights profound significance both for human evolvement and individual development. Specifically, acquiring fine motor skills is a crucial premise for human being to evolve to modern human by using tools in one side. In the other side, numerous evidences indicated that motor learning involved in limb and trunks promotes the development of individual brain in anatomy and functions. Hence, motor learning is also tightly associated with developmental plasticity. These studies on brain-mind-body practice illuminate a promising way in promoting human brain health. This editorial covers wide range of brain-mind-body practice forms to summarize recent new findings and development from behavioral, physiological, neurobiological and psychological science approaches. In this research topic, we addressed recent findings from theoretical as well as experimental perspective including contributions under the following three headings: 1) intervention studies to investigate the positive effect of brain-mind-body practice on cognition and relevant brain mechanism. The intervention pattern consisted of short-term practice ranging from few hours to several weeks; 2) cross-sectional studies using expert-novice paradigm to explore the behavioral and neural system change induced by extensive brain-mind-body practice; 3) the mediators influence the relationship between practice and health outcomes and 4) new viewpoints on brain-mind-body practice from theoretical perspectives. Here we briefly highlight these articles aiming to provide a deep understanding for the association between practice, plasticity and health for readers. Additionally, it offers new insights for developing possible practice interventions for clinical treatment of neurological dysfunction or disorders.
Mind-body practice --- Brain --- fMRI --- ERP --- Acute aerobic exercise --- Cognition --- executive control --- Tai Chi Chuan --- intervention
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Le Tai Chi Chuan, art martial le plus pratiqué au monde, est une activité physique qui, par ses mouvements lents et circulaires, est reconnue pour les nombreux bienfaits corporels et psychologiques qu'il procure. Mémorisation, concentration, relaxation, gestion du stress, coordination, équilibre... Jacques Choque commence par répertorier 28 bonnes raisons d'initier les enfants et les adolescents à cette pratique. Des situations ludiques et illustrées leur permettent ensuite de se familiariser avec les positions, les enchaînements, les séquences de base et les principales techniques. Les encadrants pourront ainsi facilement concevoir des séances variées et structurées, adaptées aux spécificités des jeunes dont ils s'occupent. En plus des 180 photographies explicatives et des 80 exercices ludiques, l'auteur nous propose le reportage de son séjour en Chine, à Chenjiagou, village qui est considéré comme le lieu de naissance du tai chi chuan.
Martial arts --- Tai chi for children --- Arts martiaux --- Tai chi chuan pour enfants
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It is acknowledged that practice could induce rapid change or reorganization of the brain’s cellular or neural networks as well as behaviors. Notably, practice relevant to mental or physical approach attracted great attention in this decade. It highlights profound significance both for human evolvement and individual development. Specifically, acquiring fine motor skills is a crucial premise for human being to evolve to modern human by using tools in one side. In the other side, numerous evidences indicated that motor learning involved in limb and trunks promotes the development of individual brain in anatomy and functions. Hence, motor learning is also tightly associated with developmental plasticity. These studies on brain-mind-body practice illuminate a promising way in promoting human brain health. This editorial covers wide range of brain-mind-body practice forms to summarize recent new findings and development from behavioral, physiological, neurobiological and psychological science approaches. In this research topic, we addressed recent findings from theoretical as well as experimental perspective including contributions under the following three headings: 1) intervention studies to investigate the positive effect of brain-mind-body practice on cognition and relevant brain mechanism. The intervention pattern consisted of short-term practice ranging from few hours to several weeks; 2) cross-sectional studies using expert-novice paradigm to explore the behavioral and neural system change induced by extensive brain-mind-body practice; 3) the mediators influence the relationship between practice and health outcomes and 4) new viewpoints on brain-mind-body practice from theoretical perspectives. Here we briefly highlight these articles aiming to provide a deep understanding for the association between practice, plasticity and health for readers. Additionally, it offers new insights for developing possible practice interventions for clinical treatment of neurological dysfunction or disorders.
Mind-body practice --- Brain --- fMRI --- ERP --- Acute aerobic exercise --- Cognition --- executive control --- Tai Chi Chuan --- intervention
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internal curriculum --- psychosynthesis --- Tai Chi Chuan --- tantric yoga --- awareness and sensitivity techniques
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It is acknowledged that practice could induce rapid change or reorganization of the brain’s cellular or neural networks as well as behaviors. Notably, practice relevant to mental or physical approach attracted great attention in this decade. It highlights profound significance both for human evolvement and individual development. Specifically, acquiring fine motor skills is a crucial premise for human being to evolve to modern human by using tools in one side. In the other side, numerous evidences indicated that motor learning involved in limb and trunks promotes the development of individual brain in anatomy and functions. Hence, motor learning is also tightly associated with developmental plasticity. These studies on brain-mind-body practice illuminate a promising way in promoting human brain health. This editorial covers wide range of brain-mind-body practice forms to summarize recent new findings and development from behavioral, physiological, neurobiological and psychological science approaches. In this research topic, we addressed recent findings from theoretical as well as experimental perspective including contributions under the following three headings: 1) intervention studies to investigate the positive effect of brain-mind-body practice on cognition and relevant brain mechanism. The intervention pattern consisted of short-term practice ranging from few hours to several weeks; 2) cross-sectional studies using expert-novice paradigm to explore the behavioral and neural system change induced by extensive brain-mind-body practice; 3) the mediators influence the relationship between practice and health outcomes and 4) new viewpoints on brain-mind-body practice from theoretical perspectives. Here we briefly highlight these articles aiming to provide a deep understanding for the association between practice, plasticity and health for readers. Additionally, it offers new insights for developing possible practice interventions for clinical treatment of neurological dysfunction or disorders.
Mind-body practice --- Brain --- fMRI --- ERP --- Acute aerobic exercise --- Cognition --- executive control --- Tai Chi Chuan --- intervention
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A partir d'une comparaison à la culture chinoise, l'auteur met en avant les bienfaits du tai-chi-chuan sur la santé mentale et physique des personnes âgées. Il propose des situations pratiques adaptées à la gérontologie.
Tai chi --- Exercise for older people --- Aging --- Tai chi chuan --- Exercices pour personnes âgées --- Vieillissement --- Prevention --- Prévention
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Tai Chi Chuan --- Taï Chi --- enfants --- children --- exercices préparatoires --- preparatory exercises --- exercices taoïstes --- Taoist exercises --- la boxe de l'ombre --- shadow boxing
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