Most people can feel the qi on the palms when they practice the first set. File Size: 2.244GB, Format File File: 1 pdf, 37 MP4
Sifu Wing Cheung – Hua Shan Qigong
Master He Wei originally designed the second set.-Qi in collaboration With Professor Lin Hou-Sheng began her career in the 1980s. Sheng has since been promoted to millions across Asia. The second set’s movements are more difficult and physically demanding than those of the first. Although it’s not as simple to remember as the original Tai Chi Chuan, it’s still very easy to do.
Master Cheung Master He will meet in Shanghai on 06/06 to discuss the details and possibilities for modifying the 2nd set. This DVD contains a slightly altered version of the original, but it does not lose any of its benefits. This DVD includes Master. Cheung The mirror technique allows him to see the form from several angles simultaneously. The poster is a wonderful tool for learning the second set. The DVD and the poster should allow you to master the second set in a matter of weeks.
The 2nd set’s movements are more demanding than the first set. Therefore, it is recommended that one performs the 1st Set (maybe two repetitions per movement) as a warm-up before moving on to the 2nd set. This DVD has proper closing techniques for the qigong workout.
The first set focuses more on opening the meridians in the arms. After practicing the first set, most people feel the qi in their hands. The second set focuses more on opening the meridians in the legs. It is excellent for improving one’s balance ability. People who practice this qigong also feel different when they meditate. During meditation, people often feel numbness in their legs when they sit cross legged or in a kneeling position for a long period of time. Because the qi can’t flow freely on their legs, this is called numbness. The practitioners are unable to experience deep meditation in low alpha and theta states due to the numbness sensation. Because the second set is more focused upon opening the meridians, practitioners can experience deeper mediation. For those who wish practice Zhan Zhuang (standing Qigong), the 2nd set is an excellent preparation.
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►Some benefits of the 2nd Set◄
- All the benefits of the 1st set, plus …
- Unlocks meridians in the legs
- Balance ability improves
- Zhan Zhuang (standing-qigong experience) improved
- Deeper meditation can be achieved by sitting cross-legged or kneeling.
- Improved body coordination
- More endurance
►DVD Video◄
- Over 1 hour of instructional videos
- Include the correct closing technique
- You can see both the front and rear views simultaneously
- The screen tells you exactly when to breathe
- Soothing background music by Oliver Shanti & Friends
- Subtitles are available for those with hearing impairment
- No region code for DVD
- Also available as MP4 format
►Instruction Manual◄
- Description of the 18 movements, 2 stances, and the closing technique.
- It addresses the common errors made by the form.
- Additional information to help you reap the full benefits from qigong
- More than 80 illustrations
- Professionally printed in magazine format
- Also available in PDF format
►Practice Aid – Folded Poster◄
- Display all 18 movements with their movement names
- It will help you to quickly memorize the movements
- 23.4 inch x 16.5 inch (594mm x 420mm)
- High quality printing is also possible in PDF format
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“I just want to say that the Qigong Shibashi DVD which I bought is the easiest to use that I have discovered. It is very easy to follow, definitely the best I have seen.” – Arnold Ronning, MD
“I received the video approx 18 days ago. As soon as I got home, I started practicing daily and to my delightful surprise I noticed these my balance has improved considerably, pain on legs has diminished, my overall health is improving and last but not least, I’m sleeping much much better.” – Carmen Tellez of Bisbee, Arizona
Here’s What You’ll Get in Sifu Wing Cheung – Hua Shan Qigong
Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 32
- Assessments Yes