Tai Chi: 10 Energizing Pressure Points
In this interactive talk with Dr. Greg Yuen, a tai chi instructor, you’ll learn 10 simple yet powerful pressure points you can use on the trail to reduce fatigue, relieve pain, and stay energized on your adventures. Whether you’re tackling steep switchbacks or just trying to feel better after a long day outdoors, these easy techniques can make a real difference. Come ready to learn, practice, and leave with tools you can use on your very next hike.
When Dr. Yuen was twelve years old and his grandmother died, he was thrown into his first confrontation with the prospect of death. To deal with his fear of death, he launched onto a pursuit for longevity, a quest for the fountain of youth, a search for immortality. He became a physician, specialized in psychiatry, became a licensed massage therapist, and became a tai chi instructor. Now after over 40 years of experience spanning Western and Eastern approaches to health, he has committed to spread the practice of Do-in Mindful Self-Massage because it can enhance the practices of taichi, qigong or yoga in its ability to cultivate qi, the vital force in the body. Do-in Mindful Self-Massage can perform wonders to reduce stress, promote self-healing, control pain, enhance athletic performance, provide general health maintenance and lead to a longer and happier life. For more information visit gregyuenmd.com
5:30 pm Potluck
7:00 pm Presentation
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