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Can you feel the Chi?

Class members at the Marco Island YMCA practice Yang Long Form Tai Chi. The group meets twice weekly to learn the 108 moves of the form.

Photo by ANN MARINA

Class members at the Marco Island YMCA practice Yang Long Form Tai Chi. The group meets twice weekly to learn the 108 moves of the form.

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  • Aida Kaplowitz uses weighted balls as she leads a Chi Kung session at the World Tennis Club in Naples.
  • Raoul Faralla practices Tai Chi at the YMCA on Marco Island. His shirt bears the Chinese Yin-Yang symbol, which he says represents Tai Chi, or the 'fluid dance of energy.'
  • Tai Chi (pronounced “tie chee”) is a centuries-old exercise that originated in China.
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  • Residents of the World Tennis Club in Naples practice Chi Kung in the morning by the lake.
  • Class members at the Marco Island YMCA practice Yang Long Form Tai Chi. The group meets twice weekly to learn the 108 moves of the form.

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