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Qi Gong Class Outline

Qi Gong - A Healing Art for Health Instructors:

Angela K. Lee, L.Ac.

Licensed Acupuncturist & Qi Gong Instructor

Qi Gong Class Outline:

  • Class 1: Intro to Qi Gong Exercise & Warm Up

  • Class 2: Chinese Medicine of Qi Gong

  • Class 3: Herbs for your Health

  • Class 4: Demonstration of Acupuncture

  • Class 5: Review Qi Gong for Health

  • Class 6: Progress Reports for Each Student

  • Class 7: Practicing on Your Own/Evaluations

  • Class 8: Review Stances & Benefits of Qi Gong

ESSENTIALS

  • Dress warmly for the class

  • Eat a meal 1/2 hour before class

  • Wear loose-fitting clothes for movement

  • RELAX your body during the practice

  • Keep your shoulders & knees bent

  • Relax your mind & do not think about the practice

WARM UP EXERCISES

  • Belly Breaths

  • Neck Rotation

  • Shoulder Rotation Forwards

  • Shoulder Rotation Backwards

  • Twist and Pat 

  • Giant Arm Rotations 

  • Back Stretch 

  • Hip Rotations 

  • Knee Rotations 

  • Ankle Rotations

STANDING QI GONG​

  • Feet are Shoulders width apart

  • Feet are parallel

  • Toes are grabbing the earth

  • Pelvis is forward or rotated up

  • Butt is flat without a curve in the back

  • Open knees to a bowed position

  • Stomach is tight

  • Lift and open Chest

  • Your head is looking straight forward, you can move your eyes

  • Bring hands up the side of the body

  • Turn your wrist at your hips and hands

  • Come forward

  • Have your hands land in a position in front of you like you are riding a motorcycle

  • Readjust the shoulders to keep them relaxed

  • Readjust your head again to keep it forward

  • Bring your chin slightly down

  • ALWAYS KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN

  • Tongue is touching the roof of your mouth

  • Keep a fist length between your body and your arms

  • Elbows are in front of the body

  • Elbows are bent and forearms are parallel to the earth

  • Wrists are straight and level

  • Fingers are curved like you are holding a ball, space between each finger, thumbs are bent and level to hands

SITTING QI GONG

  • Sit on a sturdy chair, come forward

  • Move the rear end toward the front of the chair to bear more weight on legs

  • Feet are one-foot length apart

  • Feet are parallel

  • Toes are pressing to the earth

  • Knees are apart and bowed

  • Tighten Stomach

  • Straighten back

  • Move your Chest up and open

  • Tongue is touching the roof of your mouth

  • Hands are in a circle in front of you

  • Palms line up

  • ALWAYS KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN

  • Wrists are straight and level

  • Keep your arms from touching your body

  • Hands curved like you are holding a ball, space between fingers, thumbs are bent and level to hand

QI GONG PRACTICE FINISHING MOVEMENTS

  • Extend hands and arms straight in front of you 

  • Squeeze and relax 3x breathing in with your nose and out with your mouth

  • Inhale and bring hands toward the neck

  • Press down 3x

  • Pat yourself off: 

    1. Arms

    2. Legs down on the outside up on the inside 3x

    3. Cross hands to rub knees

    4. Pat down legs last

Join Us & Register
for Qi Gong!

Public Qi Gong Class

You can register for my public Qi Gong Class using the link below

TEMPORARILY halted due to COVID

Contact Info

2000 Van Ness Avenue #706 

San Francisco, CA 94109

OPEN M - F, 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM

We are closed on Federal Holidays

     (415) 317-2913

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