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  1. Tai Chi helps back pain because, despite it also being a marital art,
    it is designed to enhance the body's resilience, improve flexibility,
    keep your weight in check and help a person to an easier recovery from
    injury, all in all a pretty good list of things.
    http://www.back-pain-info-site.com

  2. denverx8rh said:

    Tai Chi helps back pain because, despite it also being a marital art

    Dumbass,
    If you learn your marital arts from the kama sutra you may end up with
    a pain in the back.

  3. Would Tai Chi work for the Magilla situation where he likes to state facts
    and watch the less logical dispute them causing a general pain in the ass
    and not a pain in the back?

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    Tai Chi helps back pain because, despite it also being a marital art,
    it is designed to enhance the body's resilience, improve flexibility,
    keep your weight in check and help a person to an easier recovery from
    injury, all in all a pretty good list of things.
    http://www.back-pain-info-site.com

  4. Donald Munro said:
    denverx8rh said:

    Tai Chi helps back pain because, despite it also being a marital art

    Dumbass,
    If you learn your marital arts from the kama sutra you may end up with
    a pain in the back.


    But a GOOD pain in the back.

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