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Happy Chinese New Year Tai Chi Notebook Family!

February 17, 2026February 17, 2026 / Tai Chi Notebook / Leave a comment


May the Year of the Fire Horse bring:

  • Strong legs
  • Smooth transitions
  • Calm under pressure
  • Relaxed shoulders
  • Better connection to the ground
  • Cleaner techniques
  • Zero injuries!

Let’s charge into the new year!

迎春接福 (yíng chūn jiē fú).
恭喜發財 (gong hei fat choi).

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