Tag Archives: QiGong

Finger Qigong – Exercises for Chi Circulation in the Fingers

www.cloudwater.com – The exercises are 1. The Count 2. Finger Flicks 3. Touch and Brush 4. The Piano 5. The Straightener 6. Finger Massage 7. Finger Chi Washing Three-time US Martial Arts Hall of Fame inductee Al Simon shows seven simple exercises to increase Chi circulation to the fingers.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Circling Chi - Lesson 1 of 13

Circling Chi is a unique combination of Tai Chi and Chi Kung to achieve relaxation, connectedness, flexibility, and Chi awareness. A one hour video produced for television. Michael Gilman, president of the International Society of Tai Chi Chuan Instructors teaches this fun exercise. Visit www.gilmanstudio.com for free online classes. DVDs always ship free in the US
Video Rating: 4 / 5

What is the difference between Qigong and Tai Chi?

What is the difference between Qigong and Tai Chi?

Hidden Qi & Qigong part 3

qi, qigong demonstrations on health
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Master Zhou Qigong Master 3

Thermo-camera tests his ability to withstand hot temperatures.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Qigong for health

Which hobby/activity do you think is best to pursue: fast math, memorization, meditation, or Qigong?

I’m trying to decide which of the hobbies/activities I should take up next as a self-improvement project:

1) Fast Math – learn how to do basic math calculations fast in my head

2) Memorization – learn techniques to memorize stuff, like large lists, people’s names, numbers, etc.

3) Meditation – learn basic meditation techniques to help control stress and calm the body

4) Qigong – a slow-moving, gentle martial art kind of like Tai Chi, to help maintain flexibility and health

I like aspects of each one, so I’m having trouble deciding which to pursue.

Which one would you do? Why?