Zhu Ji Gong aka DeYao – Achieving the Medicine Conditions for Zhu Ji Gong: • Retain possession of sexual essence for entire time of practice. • Being able to control anger and deal with it effectively is very important. Too much fire/heat within the body at this time can be dangerous. • Spicy food and alcohol are …
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Into Mountains, Over Streams is an International Journal for Qigong & Taiji Culture, online. Packed with valuable information, it is definitely worth a read for anyone interested in Tai Chi or QiGong. A few weeks back, I was fortunate enough to be contacted by the editor of this online journal. I was asked if I was …
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I started teaching Reiki in Beijing. Fresh from Japan, I arrived in China and began teaching Reiki, meditation, and QiGong. Making contacts was fairly easy at the time and we were fortunate enough to get in with a great group of people. Beijing was a crazy place. My wife and I lived there from 2007-2009. …
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Well, let’s start off by saying that QiBelly Kung Fu is based on a few different styles of Internal Martial Arts. Xing Yi Quan, Xin Yi Liu He Quan, and Tai Ji Quan. Without having to wax philosophical jargon, (because if you tempt me, I will) I would like to explain my style of Kung …
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Why do private classes? Private classes can accelerate your personal progress, giving your better overall fitness and health in a shorter period of time. Genetics, lifestyle and pre-existing conditions make everyone’s health and body unique. Private classes with QiBelly focus on the individual’s interests, specific health concerns, and most importantly, work at the pace of …
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