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One of the original ancient Chinese martial arts, tai chi chuan is practiced today as a form of exercise. The slowness and evenness of its continuous movement, based on the philosophy of tai chi, makes it an ideal form of exercise for men and women of all ages. The practice of tai chi chuan increases strength and resiliency, promotes cardiovascular and respiratory endurance, improves coordination and balance, and builds confidence.