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15Week Tai Chi and Wing Chen Lungful Ongoing Gong 2017 REGISTRATION: Winter, 2017 Spring/Summer, 2017January 9April 22 Autumn, 2017May 8August 19September 4December 15NAME PHONE NUMBER(s) ADDRESS

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1. Find a qualified tai chi instructor or class that offers a 15-week program.
2. Inform the instructor about your interest in joining the 15-week tai chi program.
3. Enroll in the class and obtain any necessary materials or equipment.
4. Attend each weekly session and actively participate in the tai chi exercises and techniques taught.
5. Practice tai chi outside of class to reinforce what you have learned.
6. Follow the instructions and guidance provided by the instructor to ensure proper form and technique.
7. Track your progress throughout the 15 weeks and make note of any improvements or challenges.
8. Ask questions and seek clarification from the instructor whenever necessary.
9. Maintain a consistent attendance to get the most out of the program.
10. Upon completion of the 15-week tai chi program, reflect on your experience and the benefits gained.

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1. Individuals looking to improve their balance, flexibility, and overall physical health.
2. People seeking stress relief, relaxation, and mental well-being.
3. Those interested in learning and practicing a traditional Chinese martial art.
4. Individuals with specific health concerns or conditions that can be managed or improved through tai chi.
5. Anyone desiring to explore a new form of exercise that focuses on mind-body connection and slow, fluid movements.

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15-week tai chi and is a form of exercise that combines martial arts and slow, controlled movements to promote physical and mental well-being.

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To fill out 15-week tai chi and, you will need to provide information about your participation in the program, including the duration of the program and any benefits you have received.

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The purpose of 15-week tai chi and is to track participation in tai chi programs and assess the impact of these programs on participants' health and well-being.

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The penalty for late filing of 15-week tai chi and may vary depending on the program requirements, but it could result in loss of benefits or ineligibility for future programs.