Chinese Martial Art Helps You Stay Balanced and Fit - iVillage

Tai chi has been been shown to improve muscle strength, especially in knees and ankles, as well as lessen arthritis pain and help in fall prevention. All of these can be especially important to seniors.

From Healthy Living On February 25, 2010 at 11:47PM

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