Qi Gong – News & Views
Here we cover news of Qi Gong in Health and Wellbeing, plus more details on different styles of Qi Gong and the philosophy that underpins the subject.
Here we cover news of Qi Gong in Health and Wellbeing, plus more details on different styles of Qi Gong and the philosophy that underpins the subject.
What happens when you spend 5 minutes each day for 28 days 'Cyclic Sighing'? Improvements in breathing rate, sleep and stress levels.
The concept of Qi - 'life energy' - is central to the practices of Qigong and Tai Chi yet it is difficult for the average westerner to grasp. This is my journey.
Part 3 of the Step-by-Step guide to our modified Yang-style Tai Chi Short Form, covering Golden Cockerel, Four Directions, Spins and Kicks.
5 key ways to ensure good knee alignment in Tai Chi and Qigong and keep your knees healthy for longer.
How to take your first steps in Tai Chi. 2 short videos showing how to step to the side and turn step. Walk like a cat ...
Anecdotally the benefits of Tai Chi and Qigong have been known for centuries. Which benefits are confirmed by rigorous science?
Mastering anything worthwhile is difficult. Here's how to stay on the right path and the pitfalls to avoid.
Although complicated at first, learning Tai Chi is a process that needs patience. Here's how to speed up your progress.
Beyond its eye-catching title, this is an excellent meditation technique based on the Microcosmic Orbit
These ancient Qigong exercises capture the essence of the Tiger, Deer, Bear, Monkey and Crane. Demanding but rewarding
An effective technique to relax the body and to help build focussed attention. Follow these simple instructions.
The 8-Step Tai Chi form - 8 reasons why it's especially suited to the physical and social limitations of the current situation.
The 8-Step Form is a compact, easy-to-learn routine with key moves from the longer forms. There is an elegance in its simplicity.
Part 2 of the Step-by-Step guide to our modified Yang-style Tai Chi Short Form, covering Repulse Monkey and Cloud Hands.
Both Tai Chi and Qigong are gaining popularity, but what's the difference? And which is better for the beginner?
Our form is derived from the classic Yang style form of Cheng Man-Ch'ing and modified by one of his students, Dr Sam Lee to emphasise the health benefits and make it more accessible.
Often known as the 8 Silk Brocades, Ba Duan Jin is a sequence of 8 exercises with an ancient heritage that stretches back 2,000 years. They focus on breathing and can be done standing or seated.
The Crane Exercise is a self-massage technique to regulate the digestion, improve sleep and, it is claimed, lose weight. Want to know more?