
Tai Chi Tools for Business.
Energising Tai Chi Sessions provide a unique format for group participation
and both invigorate and stimulate participants. Long periods of mental
concentration are greatly enhanced by simple gentle exercise. Tai Chi brings
both the unique atmosphere of the orient and combines relaxation and exercise to
really help groups to focus and work well together.
Ben Milton uses his Tai Chi experience, gained here in the UK and China and the USA over
twenty-three years, to motivate and stimulate the group to achieve cohesion and
relaxation. He has run seminars and presentation for industry leading
organisations both here in the UK and overseas. He has a background in
business and is comfortable expressing ideas to clients up to board level.
The sessions are suited to any size of group and can form an early morning
session or works well after lunch to invigorate the delegates (often when other
forms of non participation don't work well).
Tai Chi offers an exercise format that is not dependant on any special equipment
and is perfectly suited to participants wearing normal office cloths. As such
many people will find it an enjoyable and refreshing
exercise regardless of their own level of fitness.
A typical session is focused on developing skills useful in the business environments, for example,
Stillness and mind body centring, essential prior to meetings and presentations. Incorporating breathing and movement techniques.
Posture development, using tai chi techniques to look at correct body posture, both sitting and standing.
Ben has undertaken Tai Chi tasters, classes and large group sessions from 6 people to over 300.
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If you would like discuss your ideas please do not hesitate to get in touch.
This site was last updated 02/08/10