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Ramel (Rami) Rones is on the leading edge of Mind-Body, Tai Chi and Qi Gong therapies for patients with cancer, fibromyalgia, arthritis, chronic pain and other chronic conditions. He is an internationally known teacher, speaker and author of the best-selling Sunrise and Sunset Tai Chi books and DVDs, a new online course, a disciple of Master Dr. Yang-Jwing Ming, and the first Tai Chi Master to co-author a study in The New England Journal of Medicine, which was featured in the New York Times. Read more.

Do you want to become more fit, more flexible and more relaxed?

This complete 10-week course taught by Rami Rones will teach you in a simple, step-by-step proven method an important Tai Chi form.  You will go much deeper than just learning the Tai Chi form.  You will learn various stretches and movements to become more flexible and stronger.  In addition, you will learn the power of deep breathing and meditation and will become more relaxed, lowering any stress you may have

Praise for Rami

“Working with Rami for the last twelve years helped me repair a debilitating back problem, and definitely gave me a better quality of life. I highly recommend and encourage people to learn and follow Rami’s program.”
— Larry Lucchino, President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox
“Across the broad spectrum of health, Ramel’s understanding & teaching of Tai Chi & mind/body/ spirit exercises makes an important contribution to humanity.”
— Miriam E Nelson, PH.D School of Nutrition Science & Policy Tufts University, Author of the best-selling book: Strong Women Stay Young
“In my own experience working with Rami, I have learned so much about how to lead a balanced life while oping with a challenging, potentially life-threatening illness. (and)… I have learned how to energize my life, deal with stress, and stay healthy.”
— Cathy Kerr, Instructor, Harvard Medical School
“Deeply versed, passionate, and informed, Mr. Rones is a committed and caring teacher of the Asian mind / body arts, including Qigong, Tai Chi, and Yoga.”
— Ted Kaptchuk, Harvard Medical School, Author of The Web that Has No Weaver