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History of Trademarked Tai Chi Programs
The reasoning behind the creation of trademarked Tai Chi programs
Master Bosco Baek, the head teacher and principal of Chen Bing Taiji Academy USA, has had extensive experience teaching Tai Chi to patients with various health conditions. With over 20 years of teaching experience, he recognized the need for highly specialized Tai Chi programs to address the specific needs of individuals with certain health conditions. Therefore, he devoted himself to creating Trademarked Tai Chi programs, such as Tai Chi for Cancer, Tai Chi for Insomnia, Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments, and Tai Chi for Falls Prevention.
Developing the Trademarked Tai Chi programs was not an easy task for him. It required extensive research, consultation with medical professionals, and a deep understanding of the needs of patients with different health conditions. Master Baek's dedication to creating very specific topics for certain health conditions is a testament to his commitment to helping others through Tai Chi.
He ensured that the programs were effective, safe, and tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Despite the challenges he faced, Master Baek was unwavering in his commitment to creating these programs, recognizing the potential of Tai Chi to improve the health and well-being of those who needed it most.
Overall, Master Baek's expertise and dedication, built on over 20 years of teaching experience, have led to the creation of highly specialized Trademarked Tai Chi programs that are designed to improve the lives of individuals with specific health conditions. These programs reflect Master Baek's unwavering commitment to using Tai Chi as a tool for healing and improving the quality of life for his students.
USPTO TRADEMARKed TAI CHI PROGRAMS
TAI CHI FOR CANCER
TAI CHI FOR INSOMNIA
TAI CHI FOR INSOMNIA
Prerequisites
In order to enroll in the "Tai Chi for Cancer" program, participants must complete an orientation session and at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102 are required prior to starting the "Tai Chi for Cancer" program.
Description
“Tai Chi for Cancer” (USPTO Serial Number 90373044) is a program designed specifically for cancer patients and survivors. It aims to reduce pain, alleviate side effects from cancer treatments, and increase energy. The program's fundamental movements and sequential forms are based on the Chen-family style of Tai Chi tradition, as practiced in Chen Village, the birthplace of Tai Chi.
Registration
Registration for the program is available exclusively online.
Tuition
The cost of the program is to be announced (TBA).
Note
The "Tai Chi for Cancer" program is a consecutive and incremental series, meaning that participants are expected to complete the program in a specific order. In order to qualify for the program, participants must complete at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
TAI CHI FOR INSOMNIA
TAI CHI FOR INSOMNIA
TAI CHI FOR INSOMNIA
Prerequisites
In order to enroll in the "Tai Chi for Insomnia" program, participants must complete an orientation session and at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
Description
“Tai Chi for Insomnia” (USPTO Serial Number 88843262) is a program specifically designed to improve the overall well-being of individuals who experience problems sleeping. The program utilizes fundamental movements and sequential forms based on the Chen-family style of Tai Chi tradition, as practiced in Chen Village, the birthplace of Tai Chi.
Registration
Registration for the program is available exclusively online.
Tuition
The cost of the program is to be announced (TBA).
Note
The "Tai Chi for Insomnia" program is a consecutive and incremental series, meaning that participants are expected to complete the program in a specific order. In order to qualify for the program, participants must complete an orientation session and at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
TAI CHI FOR SPINAL AILMENTS
TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION
TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION
Prerequisites
In order to enroll in the "Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments" program, participants must complete an orientation session and attend at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
Description
“Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments” (USPTO Serial Number 88843263) is a program designed to help alleviate pain and improve overall well-being for individuals with spinal diseases and disorders such as herniated discs, scoliosis, lordosis, and kyphosis. The program utilizes fundamental movements and sequential forms based on the Chen-family style of Tai Chi tradition, as practiced in Chen Village, the birthplace of Tai Chi.
Registration
Registration for the program is available only online.
Tuition
The cost of the program is to be announced (TBA).
Note
The "Tai Chi for Spinal Ailments" program is a consecutive and incremental series, meaning that participants are expected to complete the program in a specific order. To qualify for the program, participants must complete an orientation session and attend at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION
TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION
TAI CHI FOR FALLS PREVENTION
Prerequisites
In order to enroll in the "Tai Chi for Falls Prevention" program, participants must complete an orientation session and attend at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.
Description
"Tai Chi for Falls Prevention" (USPTO Serial Number 90699210) is a program specifically designed for individuals with balance issues. This series of fundamental movements and sequential forms, rooted in the Chen-family style of Tai Chi as it is practiced in Chen Village, aims to improve stability and gait. By enrolling in this program, participants can increase their physical fitness and reduce the risk of falls.
Registration
Registration for the program is available only online.
Tuition
The cost of the program is to be announced (TBA).
Note
The "Tai Chi for Falls Prevention" program is a consecutive and incremental series, meaning that participants are expected to complete the program in a specific order. To qualify for the program, participants must complete an orientation session and attend at least four classes each of Tai Chi 101 and Tai Chi 102.