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chi kung qigong: moves 13 - 18

chi kung qigong contents

chi kung qigong move flying dove spreads its wings chi kung qigong  punching in a horse riding stance chi kung qigong flying wild goose

chi kung qigong  move turn like a flying wheel tai chi qi gong move steppiong and bouncing the ball tai chi qi gong move balancing the chi to close

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This is the last group of pictures to look - we hope that the sequence allows you to get an idea of the flow of movement in the chikung qigong pattern.

And just a reminder that this pattern is also called shibashi, shi ba shi, 18 postures, 18 movements and probably a lot more things that we have not met yet.

Enjoy your shibashi

Flying Dove spreads its Wings

shibashi picture – flying dove spreads its wings

shibashi movement – flying dove spreads its wings

shibashi movement – flying dove spreads its wings

shibashi movement – flying dove spreads its wings

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Punching in a Horse-riding Stance

shibashi picture – punching with tiger eyes

shibashi picture – flying wild goose

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Flying Wild Goose

shibashi picture – flying wild goose

shibashi picture – flying wild goose

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Turn like a flying wheel

shibashi picture – turning like a wheel

shibashi picture – windmills

shibashi picture – windmills

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Stepping and Bouncing a Ball

shibashi picture marching with bouncing ball

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Balancing the Chi to Close

shibashi picture – windmills

shibashi picture – windmills

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Enjoy your chi kung qigong and if you would like to send a message to let us know your experiences with shibashi please  contact us

And remember to get the benefits try to practice for at least 15 minutes everyday - its a lot better for you than 2 sessions of an hour each.

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