Qigong Introduction
The introduction of Qi Gong
Qi Gong is an ancient form of Chinese meditation. The characters Qi and Gong have multiple translation, nevertheless in this context they can be translated as "energy work", with the implication being you are training to control your Qi.
It is based on the concept of becoming aware and manipulating the Qi in your body to reach a desired effect e.g. healing an injury. Used for both medical and health purposes, it is also used by martial artists to complement their kungfu. Most modern Qi Gong is now a mixture between Daoist & Buddhist energy cultivation practises which combine movement with meditition.
All kungfu makes use of energy training to develop internal force, without which it remains purely external and overly mechanical, a characteristic considered rough and inferior by high level martial artists. Kungfu training complemented with Qi Gong enhances harmonious chi flow, thus promoting health, vitality and longevity.
Those who place a large emphasis on the practise of Qi Gong will be able to build up to doing "Hard Qi Gong" demonstrations. Through the manipulation of the Qi in your body, the mastering of your breath and the conditioning of your body, you can expect to perform incredible feats, such as break marble with your hands or split bricks over your head.Come here to learn it!
The environment at Shengjing Shan is ideal for Qi Gong. At any time you can wander into the mountain, find a quiet rock or a tranquil tree to sit by, collect your thoughts and enjoy the stillness of nature as you learn to master your Qi.Shengjing Shan, situated in Weihai, Shandong, China, is well-known as one of the most professional representatives who teaches qigong introduction in China. Should you are interested in Chinese Kungfu, our school has many experienced masters at your service. From the origin and feature introduction to basic exercises and professional trainning, you can learn with our masters face to face or through video course.
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