Core and Spine Stability
Rehabilitative Qigong & Tai Chi for Spine and Lower Extremity Dysfunction Video Program

A flexible spine for a long active life…
- Learn Over 20 Total Body Techniques
- Release Chronic Muscle and Joint Tension
- Develop a Resilient Spine
- Improve mobility in hips and legs
- Energize your whole body
- Learn the specifics of each movement before following along in one seamless Tai Chi flow.
- Program Length: 190 minutes
Since 1995
We’ve been educating people in how to take care of their bodies for over 20 years! Our programs blend the best of Western rehabilitation science and Eastern philosophy. Always make sure to check with your doctor before beginning a new exercise program.
Your Instructor
Brian Trzaskos, PT LMT CSCS CMP MI-C, SBMC

Founder and President of NEW Health
Brian believes education is powerful medicine that allows people to access their own highest healing potential. As a practicing physical therapist and student of eastern movement and meditation practices for over two decades, Brian holds multiple advanced certifications in both the Western and Eastern healing arts. After practicing for 16 years under the constraints of managed care, Brian experienced a deep discontentment with the health insurance system and its inability to place quality of care above costs. Notably, this time of frustration was accompanied by a series of stress-related illnesses which had seriously impacted Brian’s life, prompting him to delve more deeply into himself and strengthening his commitment to serve others. Out of this experience he created his own private pay practice and rediscovered the power of both Tai Chi and Qigong for personal cultivation and inner strength. He is now an author, national public speaker and thought leader in holistic therapeutic movement. Brian and his family live in the beautiful Champlain Valley in upstate NY.
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