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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:
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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;
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the theory of qi and the health benefits of qigong from
both Eastern and Western perspectives;
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the details surrounding and reasoning behind each qigong
movement;
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abdominal and reverse breathing techniques;
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about the physiological changes when the one enters
qigong mode (as seen on biofeedback machines);
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about the feelings to be expected after practicing
qigong and the meaning behind each of these feelings and
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about the common mistakes students make when practicing
Shibashi.
By the end of the course, students will know how to:
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check if others are relaxed by assessing their physical and
mental state;
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maximize the benefits of Shibashi by adding extra elements
to certain movements;
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incorporate some simple yet powerful stances into Shibashi;
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increase their sensitivity to qi;
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modify movements when teaching seniors and those with
special needs;
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create a qi field to magnify the benefits of group practice
and
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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.
Date: November 13 - 14, 2010
Time: Saturday 10am - 5pm; Sunday 10am
- 5pm
Location: Room PE306 of
Building PE300 which is directly next to the Stadium.
Saddleback College - 28000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission
Viejo, California
(Map of campus)
Tuition: $220
$110 (for students who have previously graduated from
this course only)
Spaces are limited, click on the
following button to register:
For new
student:
For students who have previously graduated from this course
only:
For the 1st session of this course only:
Advance Tai Chi
Postures and Qigong Mode Requirements - The knowledge
imparted and skills developed during this session could be
applied to all different styles of qigong and tai chi.
Time: November 13, 2010 10am-1pm
Optional Instructor Exam:
Those who intend to
teach qigong Shibashi and/or would like to be listed as a qualified qigong
instructor need to pass an exam at the end of the
workshop. The purpose of the exam is to ensure that
all the students fully understand all the concepts and
techniques covered in the workshop prior to teaching these
concepts and techniques to others.
An instructor certificate will be issued to those who
successfully passed the exam. Graduates have the
option of listing their names and contact information on the
instructor page
alongside other qualified tai chi qigong instructors
worldwide.
Prerequisite: Students be familiar with the concepts
of qi and qigong. Students should be able to recall and
perform all 18 movements of Shibashi (video and
instruction manual of Shibashi are available at the
forum for free download)
Examination:
A) Perform the first set of Shibashi
B) Demonstrate the different techniques learned during the
course
Exam Fee: US$40 (payable during the workshop)
Time: November 14, 2010 4pm-5pm
Accommodation:
This motel is within walking distance from the college.
Rooms start at $79 per night if you mention Saddleback
College at the time of your reservation.
www.lagunainnandsuites.com
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Contact:
Master Wing Cheung
sifu@taichi18.com
Sifu Ryan Lee, the organizer
taichi247@gmail.com
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