QiGong session this morning...
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Richard ChanPosted
Thu 21 Aug 2008 8:47am
Hi all,
This is my first journal entry thanks to Dr. Geoffrey Rutledge who invited me to this great informative site! I performed QiGong this morning for about 35 minutes and I feel great! For those who dont know much about QiGong, I want you to go to http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Qi-Gong---My-Personal-Experience&id=1015150 for a little more
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QiGong this weekend
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Richard ChanPosted
Fri 05 Sep 2008 1:36pm
site at http://www.flex-fitness.com/flexblogging and I got it up yesterday. Here is a snippit from what I wrote today about a QiGong workshop I will be attending this weekend... be attending a Level 2 QiEnergyPlus workshop and I am looking forward to attending it. It is comprised of Level 1-3. With Level 1 you will learn about QiGong along with its endless
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Womens QiGong Weekend
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Nicola J.Posted
Mon 16 May 2011 6:02pm
Tina Zhang returned home to New York today after a weekend of workshops in Earth QiGong for Women in Dublin city centre. Together women from all over Europe and Ireland gathered to experience Tina’s instruction. Everyone enjoyed the QiGong sessions, learning about their own bodies, posture and breathing. We discovered how to improve
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QiGong Women Brighton
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Nicola J.Posted
Sun 11 Dec 2011 8:40am
Join us in May 2012 for Earth QiGong for Women workshops
in Brighton with Sifu Tina Zhang
Content: QiGong for Women is a QiGong programme for Women’s health. It is based on the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine and classic QiGong (Chi Kung) to feed the needs of a women’s unique anatomy. It focuses on generating female energy through
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Winter Solstice QiGong
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Nicola J.Posted
Wed 09 Nov 2011 9:16am
Join us this winter solstice for an evening of QiGong in Horsham, West Sussex. This is an international event shared with the students of Long Island Tai Chi in New York with instructor Teresa White. Teresa has run many winter solstice QiGong sessions in the past years and this will be my first winter solstice after moving back in the UK
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What is QiGong?
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Jennie KingPosted
Tue 10 May 2011 10:04pm
faster than we have to. Through qigong we “cultivate” and supplement our post-natal qi strengthening our reserves.
Qigong is a moving meditative and is perfect for those...
What is qigong? This is the first question that I am often asked. Qigong literally translates into qi cultivation. The next questions is “what is qiRead on »
Trying Tai Chi & QiGong for the First Time
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Fit Bottomed GirlsPosted
Wed 04 May 2011 6:00am
had never tried the Chinese martial art Tai Chi—let alone QiGong. Heck, I could barely spell the former or pronounce the latter. But after spending about 40 minutes trying each of these martial arts in the new Acacia DVD Tai Chi & QiGong Basics (and learning how to properly say “chi gōng”), I have to say that I kind of wondered what the hold up has been.
Both
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