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Warm Up and Cool Down Exercises Wall Chart

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This large wall chart outlines the 1-2-3 Warm Up and Cool Down Exercises as designed by Dr Paul Lam with photos and descriptions. It is a useful resource for individuals or for instructors to place in a prominent position for students' easy reference.

Dimensions: 23in x 33in (841mm x 594mm)

Note: Chart comes folded for easy storage and lower delivery costs

11 Reviews

  • 5
    Helpful Resource

    Posted by Dianne on 21st Oct 2023

    Having this chart on the wall makes the warm up/cool down much easier and now that I have done it many more times I don't need to refer to the text but can move through the exercises just from the pictures

  • 5
    Great Resource

    Posted by Unknown on 6th Sep 2023

    The Tai Chi charts are a great resource which has assisted me in my training. Thank You Dr Lam

  • 5
    Great idea

    Posted by June on 10th Jun 2020

    The chart is very useful for reminding me the sequence of warm up exercises. I use it daily.

  • 5
    FANTASTIC CHART

    Posted by Joanne Di Loreto on 31st Jul 2018

    Great resource to use for classes and in practice at home love it

  • 5
    Warm Up / Cool Down Wall Charts

    Posted by Louise O'Leary on 24th Jul 2018

    My class have enjoyed their own personal wall charts, as it provides them with a better visual aid to follow the warm up/cool down routines at home

  • 5
    Tai Chi Warmup Poster

    Posted by Geoff M on 28th Jun 2018

    Excellent colour poster of the Tai Chi warmup exercises, good reminder before doing Tai Chi movements.

  • 5
    Great wall chart

    Posted by Unknown on 9th Mar 2017

    Chart helps with memory and training

  • 5
    Poster

    Posted by Unknown on 15th Feb 2017

    Order was done quickly and arrived in good quality.

  • 5
    Slow Controlled Movements

    Posted by Unknown on 22nd Sep 2016

    The Wall Chart is a good tool to follow.