Am I able to change the cc used for my fees online? Or do I need to call that in? Thanks.

I have read that the right side is Yang and the left yin, which helps to explain why the first in the greeting is made with the right hand. In other places, I read that Yang is left & yin is right. Can someone please clarify for me. This issue came up during my class yesterday where I had a left-handed student who asked if she could make her fist with her left hand where she was more comfortable.

Some exciting news to start your week off, and if you aren't already, follow us on socials where we update weekly! @sohmataichi on Instagram!

Check out the class flow from last week! This was our third class here. There is something extra special and grounding about doing Tai Chi together as the sun sets. It reinforces the value of the work we’re doing together. I'm thinking about how to bring our global community together in person for something that goes beyond a standard vacation, and has solid training combined with some subtropical adventures like snorkeling. Watch the clip below and let me know in the comments: would you travel to Oaxaca for a deep-dive training at a place like this? 👇

I posted this to my personal facebook page. Daniel asked me to share it here too. I hope this is encouraging to you! “When I was in chiropractic school, one of my good friends was a Tai Chi Master and hosted classes in local parks for anyone to attend. He was so well known, there would be well over 50 people in his classes! I was so amazed at how much stronger my body felt as well as more balance I had after doing a sincle class. I had already done scientific research in my undergrad studies comparing and contrasting the impact of chiropractic adjustments and Tai Chi on reaction time (how fast a person’s nervous system reacts to change in their environment to prevent falls, injuries or car accidents). What was fascinating is they both performed equally the same! But when combined reaction time was even faster— especially for the aging population! It was then I had a desire to experience it myself. I was already under chiropractic care so it was easy to add Tai Chi to my routine. I loved the impact it had on my life and have wanted to become certified to be an instructor teaching Tai Chi Chuan in a manner that honors the history and science of this martial art form, but after moving to NC I havent been able to make it a part of my life. But now 🥁 drum roll🥁 my friend has just opened a nationally certified Instructor Certification opportunity to do just that! I am to excited and honored to get to learn this ancient art form from my dear friend Dr. Daniel Hoover! Now to get it done!!! 🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉”