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Golden Rooster School of Tai Chi & Qigong

Qigong

Pause .... Breathe .... Relax ....
​Make the Moments Last 

Qigong with the Golden Rooster School

"Qigong originated in China and now belongs to people internationally,"
Chang Jiang ping, President of the Chinese Health Qigong Association.
Rooted in Chinese medicine, philosophy and martial arts, Qigong is intended to balance a person's "intrinsic life energy" through repetition of fluid movements with controlled breathing. and focus.
Although the practice dates back thousand's of years in China, it is gaining popularity in the West as a method of

Relaxation, Recuperation and Well Being
 Qigong offers remarkable benefits to those who wish to maintain vibrant health and fitness. They also provide unsurpassed methods of discovering our true selves, healing trauma, and developing a fresh and vital attitude to life.
​Qigong is a constant source of inspiration and energy. 

The Benefits Of Qigong


Qi Gong (often spelt Chi Kung) is a powerful type of health exercise, practised for centuries by millions across Asia. Qi Gong is easy to learn and enjoyable to do. Even a few minutes of practise can have an invigorating and rejuvenating effect. Regular practice brings about a deep strengthening effect for the whole body and its various systems.
Qi Gong promotes, circulates, and stores Qi (intrinsic energy) in the body; by opening the energy gateways, and stretching and twisting energy channels. Relaxation and deep breathing, combine with movement, to encourage Qi to flow.


Some Qi Gong movements are very gentle, others more vigorous. Some movements  large and expansive, others more subtle.. All  have a specific purpose. The deeper one practises, the more one discovers the purpose of each movement, making Qi Gong practice more enjoyable..

Our Daoist Qigong methods are available for beginners to advanced practitioner, and for all levels of ability, health, and fitness.
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Many Clinical studies confirm the benefits offered by these systems are real and accessible, learn to relax, improve health, fitness, circulation and balance. Proven traditional systems, designed to fit your lifestyle and provide an accessible and progressive way of discovering the benefits of internal alchemy for yourself.

Regular Beginners Courses .... Private Lessons Available .... 

Eight Fine Strands Of The Silk Brocade
Daoist Taiji Qigong
Dr Lin Hou Sheng's Tai Chi Qigong
Nine Dimension Swimming Dragon Qigong
Immortal Playing With The Seven Stars
Precious Rule of Heaven & Earth
Wu hsing - Five Element Balancing Gong
Old Eight Standing Pole
Kai Men (Open Door) Chinese Yin Yoga
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  • Home
  • Lockdown Classes
  • Disciplines
    • Tai Chi
    • Qigong >
      • Qigong courses
    • Mindfulness & Meditation
  • About
    • About our teachers
    • Our Website
    • Contact us
  • News & Events
    • World Tai Chi Day
    • Tai Chi in the Park
  • FAQ
  • School Blog - The Road to the Temple
  • xCourses
    • Tai Chi Courses >
      • Intro to Tai Chi
      • 123 Tai Chi
    • The Weapons Of Taijiquan >
      • Sword course
      • Sabre Course
      • Spear Course
    • Teacher training
  • Free Stuff
  • Using the Nei Jia Channel videos on You Tube
  • Chinese Yoga