Brief Summary
This course combines gentle exercises and guided meditations to help you improve your immune health and overall well-being. You’ll learn from Master Ramel Rones without any stress or complexity!
Key Points
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Easy to learn and fits into busy lifestyles
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Focuses on boosting immune health
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Includes breathing techniques and guided meditations
Learning Outcomes
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Understand how to boost your immune system with Mind-Body techniques
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Practice methods for deep relaxation and stress management
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Gain skills to improve your mood and reduce anxiety
About This Course
Improve your quality of life with gentle exercises and guided meditations.
The immune system is a network of cells, tissues and organs that work together to defend the body against foreign invaders that can cause infection (from The National Institute of Health website ). A compromised immune system can lead to the common cold, the flu, or other chronic health conditions and autoimmune diseases.
This short, easy to learn course developed by Tai Chi Master Ramel Rones fits into even the busiest lifestyle with tremendous health benefits. Breathing techniques and visualizations from Tai Chi, Yoga and Qi Gong foster deep levels of relaxation to reduce stress and anxiety, improve mood, and boost the immune system. Gentle stretching and strengthening exercises align and free the skeleton to create the best environment for the body and all of its systems so it can function at its highest potential, both mentally and physically
You will look forward to learning and practicing how to improve your health with this complete Mind-Body program specially designed to strengthen the immune system developed and taught by Master teacher Ramel Rones, best selling author of Sunrise Tai Chi and Sunset Tai Chi.
Each lecture is divided into two parts: learning the technique and guided practice.
Experience how 15 minutes a day can improve your quality of life!
Mind-Body techniques to boost the immune system
Methods for deep relaxation
Skills for managing stress, anxiety and mood / depression
David C.
A good series of exercise and technique. Some theoretical explanation is missing, and the exercises seem to be unrelated to each other. But overall impression is good. Thank You!