Comprehensive Tai Chi Qigong Instructor Training Course

Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi is one of the most popular styles of qigong around the world because it is effective and easy to learn.  The demand for tai chi qigong instructors is increasing as baby boomers start to age and as more people become aware of the benefits of qigong.
 
In this course, students will learn:

• all 3 major types of qigong, namely the moving qigong, standing qigong and sitting qigong.  The first set of Shibashi, the Wuji & Taiji Stances and the basic Internal Alchemy technique will be taught respectively for each type.  Time will be devoted to Individual form correction;

• the theory of qi and the health benefits of qigong from both Eastern and Western perspectives;

• the details surrounding and reasoning behind each qigong movement;

• abdominal and reverse breathing techniques;

• about the physiological changes when the one enters qigong mode (as seen on biofeedback machines);

• about the feelings to be expected after practicing qigong and the meaning behind each of these feelings and

• about the common mistakes students make when practicing Shibashi.

By the end of the course, students will know how to:

• check if others are relaxed by assessing their physical and mental state;

• maximize the benefits of Shibashi by adding extra elements to certain movements;

• incorporate some simple yet powerful stances into Shibashi;

• increase their sensitivity to qi;

• modify movements when teaching seniors and those with special needs;

• create a qi field to magnify the benefits of group practice and

• detect and defend themselves from sick qi.

Even though the theme of this instructor training course focuses on Shibashi, the knowledge imparted and skills developed during this course could be applied to many different styles of qigong.  Those that do not intend to teach but would like to make qigong a part of their lives will also find this course very helpful.
 
A certificate will be issued to those who successfully complete this course.  Graduates have the option of listing their names and contact information on the instructor page alongside other qualified tai chi qigong instructors worldwide.
 

September 29-31, 2007  Instructor Training Course @ Toronto, Canada

April 20 - 22, 2007  Instructor Training Course @ London, U.K.

October 3 - 5, 2008 Instructor Training Course @ Toronto, Canada

Nov 22-23, 2008 Instructor Training Course @ Huntington Beach, U.S.A.

Feb 28-Mar 1, 2009 Instructor Training Course @ Auckland, New Zealand

Mar 7-8, 2009 Instructor Training Course @ Christchurch, New Zealand

Mar 14-15, 2009 Instructor Training Course @ Melbourne, Australia

May 28-29, 2009 Instructor Training Course @ Baden Baden, Germany
 

Solar Energy Qigong for Healing - An Ancient Tibetan Qigong

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, we get sick for 3 reasons:

1. Deficiency of Qi (energy)

2. Blockages in the meridians (energy channels)

3. Yin/Yang imbalance

By practicing the first part of this qigong, your level of qi will increase substantially. That means your immune system will become much stronger. Your body is a great healer itself. Therefore, when your immune system is strong enough, it can heal many of your problems.

The second part of this qigong is focused on utilizing the qi you accumulated, plus the qi from Master Cheung to clear the blockages on your meridians and to open all your major accupoints.

When you have sufficient qi to flow freely on your meridians, your yin and yang will regain its balance.

This qigong is so powerful that it fully utilizes all aspects of qigong: i.e. visualization, body postures, breathing, healing sounds and empowerment by the master. Most people will see significant improvements to their health after practicing this qigong for just a few weeks.  Furthermore, Master Cheung will use his energy to assist the students to open their 3rd eye, thus enhancing ones intuition and intelligence.

Sifu Cheung is helping his student to open all the major accupoints by injecting the qi into him.
 

Students are utilizing the solar energy to cleanse their bodies

Students are using their 3rd eyes to absorb the different color light energies

Tai Chi Push Hand Essentials

You will learn:

• 3 Basic push hand routine (fixed and moving steps)
• Yang style push hand routine (fixed and moving steps)
• Chen style push hand routine (fixed and moving steps)
• Silk reeling exercise to loosen all the joints
• How to use push hand practice as a way to check whether you are doing your tai chi properly
• The tai chi principles and how to apply them in push hand
• How to add visualization into push hand (a good way to train ones visualization skills
• How to remove your stiffness
• How to sink your qi to lower dan tian
• The difference between internal jing and external force
• Exercise to build up internal jing
• Exercise to loosen up the pelvis
• The proper mind state in push hand
• The importance of meditation and stances in push hand
• How to absorb the external force
• How to control a single point of your opponent (if you control this accupoint, you control the whole person)

May 23-24, 2009  Tai Chi Push Hand Essentials @ Hastings, U.K.

Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi Beginner Level Workshop

You will learn:

• The 18 movements of the Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi

• Basic qigong knowledge

• How to enter the “qigong mode”

• The Wuji and Hun Yuan stances

• Abdominal breathing

• Simple meditation

July 28-29, 2007 Beginner Level Workshop @ Peterborough, Canada

Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi - The 2nd Set Workshop

You will learn:

• The 18 movements of the Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi 2nd Set

• Basic qigong knowledge

• How to enter the “qigong mode”

• The Wuji, Hun Yuan and Tai Chi stances

• Abdominal and Dan Tian breathing

• Proper warm up and closing techniques

• Simple and effective meditation techniques

April 24-25, 2008  Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi - 2nd Set @ Hastings, U.K.

If you are interested in organizing a qigong workshop, please email Sifu Cheung at least 3 months beforehand to confirm with his availability. He will then contact you to discuss the organization of the workshop in greater detail.