Tai Chi training for seniors conducted in Albany
By Jennifer Parks
ALBANY — State Tai Chi training is taking place this week at the Kay Hind Senior Life Enrichment Center. Almost 20 people are taking part in the training so they can go to senior centers in their hometowns throughout Georgia and teach it to the elderly, who can get relief from pain associated with arthritis through Tai Chi. (Staff Photos: Jennifer Parks)
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