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What is Qigong?  
Qi or Chi (chee-energy) gong (kung-cultivation)
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Qigong is an ancient Chinese practice of energy movement, practiced daily by millions of individuals. Using slow movement with metaphors, it helps you get energy moving through your body and get your mind into focus, so that your energy can freely help your body rejuvenate and heal itself. Qigong has been shown to improve health, prevent disease, and relieve pain. With 70% or more of our "dis-eases" being preventable, why wouldn't we do more to prevent disease? Qigong can be done by anyone and can be modified for those with current health conditions or physical limitations, even those who are bed-ridden. The body follows what the mind believes. This video captures my allure to Qigong: TaijiZen

I encourage each participant to find their own personal practice within the group setting. By tuning into and learning more about your body, you increase the benefits of Qigong. Each class will provide you with a variety of moves to get your energy flowing and to enhance your focus.  See what Dr. Oz says about Qigong in this Video

Weekend Retreat at the Forest of Peace
Join me October 7-9, 2022 for a weekend of qigong learning and practice. You'll learn a qigong flow that will enable you to implement your own practice when you get home. For all levels: beginners to experienced. For more information or to register, go to:  www.forestofpeace.org

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Informative Links about Qigong:
My instructor, Dr. Roger Jahnke, Explains the Physiology of Qigong and TaiChi
The Qigong Institute
Benefits of Qigong from Huffington Post
Qigong for Cancer Patients
Qigong as a Complimentary and Alternative Practice to Traditional Healthcare
What is Complimentary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)