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Providing Healthy Internet Alternatives for Youth

Tai Chi Youth for healthier kids.Tai Chi Youth was launched in 1996, to provide youth at risk with the education and exercise required to create better lifestyles and futures for them. Our programs have been taught in elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges, parks, YMCA, YWCA, rehabilitation programs, and a maximum security youth prison. In each of these school locations we proved that Tai Chi Youth can cure sleeping disorders, health problems, drug addiction, obesity, and eliminate the need for prescription drugs. Communication skills also improved which enabled students to attain and succeed in better jobs and relationships.

Scholarships have been provided to a wide variety of youth at risk, Big Brother organizations, and Big Sister organizations, resulting in many students claiming that, "Tai Chi Youth improved my life."

To reach a larger youth audience, Tai Chi Youth will be available to kids wherever they can access the internet. Without leaving home, kids and teens can access Tai Chi classes and interact with the teacher, or practice with downloaded videos anytime they want. All sports in the United States of America have declined in membership over the last decade. Tai Chi Youth seeks to reverse this trend by bringing the classes to the kids.

Your donations to Tai Chi Youth provide programs and scholarships to improve the body, mind, and spirit of today's youth.

Teaching today's youth to be tomorrow's leaders.

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