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Open the Joints from Head to Toes
Based the traditional Qigong practice to open the joints, the sequence takes you through the gentle process of lubricating and mobilizing all your joints. Stiffness and stagnant energy causes achiness, inflexibility, and limited range of motion. Infusing your joints and fascia with fresh qi and ...
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Qigong to Combat Procrastination
Sometimes we just flat out don’t feel like it- not just exercise, but anything! Certain blockages and stagnations in the body can make us feel indecisive and sluggish. We might not have the get-up-and-go to move our bodies or even take on our daily tasks. I put this sequence together because I d...
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Refreshing Qigong
Join me in my ‘post-flight’ practice to rejuvenate after a long day of travel. Coming to you from my beautiful room in Siem Reap, Cambodia, this routine got my day starting with a refreshed body and spirit!
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Qigong for Energy and Grounding
When Wood is out of balance, we might experience anger, resentment, frustration, or indecisiveness. Physically, ungrounded Wood energy rises up contributing to things like headaches or allergies attacks. This sequence helps bring the energy down to nourish the body and calm the spirit.
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Qigong for Allergy Season
In Chinese medicine, seasonal allergies are often related to the liver. This series is designed to ground liver qi and encourage smooth flow. Also great for emotional agitation and to lubricate the joints and tendons.