Thinking Body, Dancing Mind
Thinking Body, Dancing Mind
Chungliang Al Huang
Jon Call
It is a sports psychology book based on Tao teachings. - Jon Call
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Thinking Body, Dancing Mind

Thinking Body, Dancing Mind: Taosports for Extraordinary Performance in Athletics, Business, and Life

Chungliang Al Huang
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Chungliang Al Huang
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In the transformative pages of "Thinking Body, Dancing Mind," readers are invited on a journey where the ancient wisdom of T'ai Chi meets the modern science of psychology, offering a powerful blend of techniques designed to unlock peak performance in all areas of life. Written by the dynamic duo of a sports psychologist and Chungliang Al Huang, a master of T'ai Chi, this guide transcends mere physical training to delve into the mental discipline required to conquer stress, overcome obstacles, and realize one’s full potential. Through captivating stories of triumph, from the athletic fields to the boardrooms, the authors illuminate the path to achieving personal excellence and harmony in one’s endeavors, making it an indispensable resource for anyone looking to elevate their game, no matter the arena. "Thinking Body, Dancing Mind" proposes a revolutionary approach to success, one that emphasizes balance, inner calm, and a joyful engagement with each challenge. The book introduces readers to simple yet profound exercises and mental tools that foster relaxation, sharpen focus, and cultivate the resilience needed to navigate life's ups and downs. By integrating the principles of T'ai Chi into daily practice, individuals will not only enhance their physical performance but also embark on a deeper exploration of mindfulness and personal growth. This guide is more than a manual; it is a gateway to transforming one’s approach to life, making every movement a dance and every thought a catalyst for achievement.

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Released
1992
1 Aug
Length
336
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It is a sports psychology book based on Tao teachings. - Jon Call
Real success or victory is measured by the quality of that very process of attention and mindful involvement, practice, and commitment.
— Chungliang Al Huang, Thinking Body, Dancing Mind

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