Warm up with me.
Loosen stiff joints and build a morning habit you’ll look forward to.
A daily wakeup your body will love.
Simple instructions, easy to follow. Invigorating and energizing. Good for body and spirit.
A beautiful routine to start the day, and a lovely one to share with friends.
WHO IT’S FOR
Made for gentle movers.
Helps with pain, mobility, and balance. Loosens what's stiff, and supports your overall health.
Gentle on the joints, kind to the lymph system, and good for the spirit.
My 5 Most Loved Warm-Ups.
My most popular Tai Chi warmup routines, gathered into one beautiful printable guide. Clear pictures, simple steps.
€24
COMING SOON
The Five Element Method
A series of 10 Tai Chi warmup routines to support longevity, balance, and soft strength. Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to know when it’s available.
FAQs
What benefits can I expect?
1
Most people notice less morning stiffness, more energy, steadier posture and balance within the first two weeks. Over months: better sleep, easier digestion, stronger legs, and a calmer mind.
Is it really good for longevity?
2
Tai Chi is one of the most studied movement practices in the world — shown to improve balance, reduce falls, ease arthritis pain, and lower stress. Harvard Medical School calls it "medication in motion."
Are they safe every day?
3
Generally speaking, yes. They're designed for daily practice — gentle, low-impact, and meant to support your body, not strain it. Many people feel better within a week.
Are these safe after a knee or hip replacement, or with arthritis?
4
Tai Chi and Gigong are one of the most recommended practices for arthritis and after joint surgery. Three rules: get your surgeon's approval first, skip any movement that causes pain, and make movements smaller if needed. Many can be done seated or holding a chair.
DisclaimerMINCA recommends that you consult your physician regarding the applicability of any recommendations and follow all safety instructions before beginning any exercise program. When participating in any exercise or exercise program, there is the possibility of physical injury. If you engage in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, assume all risk of injury to yourself.