Introduction to Tai chi - Episode 1: 'What is Tai chi?'

This video is the first in a new series about tai chi. In this episode, I ask, "What is Tai chi?"
It seems that this is the way I will have to do it. Many of these videos will be brief, to compensate for them not being terribly concise. Also, they might be quirkier than usual.
Consider it a side effect of my being alone a lot, and separated from family for the duration of the pandemic.
Note: I realized, as I was writing the subtitles, that I said "viterum," when I probably should have said "vixerit."
I think it should be, "Ave magister. Nos obviam iterum. Cum ultima conversationem nostram, a raccoon vixerit animam suam."
Translation, "Hail, teacher. We meet again. I ain't seen you in a coon's age."

[jasonsecretsword]

I absolutely loved your daily workout video. You are both humble and sincere and your honesty has helped me be more aware of my mental well being during all this. Thank you for sharing your sanity tactics with us as well as your great kungfu.

[aelandra]

I humbly thank you Mr. Sinclair for sharing your knowledge with us. I look forward to seeing more of the lesson of balance in all aspects of life and Tai Chi.

[MrPanetela]

finished watching the first 6 of 10
of what is Tai chi...and in 6 it
made me think.
i plan to conduct an experiment.
i will utilize a Muse Brain Wave
head band and simply stand and
relax in place while wearing it for
its feed back to what is going on.
In the body aware exercises of the Muse
the feed back are chimes, if i move
or lean out of balance it rings.
So far ive becoming aware of both
my limbs and area of knotted contractions
that will take time to release.
i will do this for the next 30 days to
see what the outcome is...and will try
to report back if i can find this
presentation again. Very intriguing ideas.
wishing you and yours the very best.

[rolandmasters]

Thanks for your public spirit and support during these unprecedented times Shifu Ian

[matthewmockovic]

Quirkier? Haha! I bought your video series off Vimeo the other day. Love your stuff.!

[michaelreadnower]

sneakin on trees i busted out laughing lol

[raherql]

Gotta throw the red flag, we have an unfair inflection penalty on the field.

[Syndicate]

🤣 Love you, Sir. Always a gas 😂
The Latin was a nice touch, but I'm only slightly disappointed there is no specific word for Raccoon.

[Urizen]

Actually, there is no grammatical reason you can't end a sentence with a preposition in English. Although some people eschew it in formal writing such as an essay.