
Flowing Tai Chi-inspired movement for balance, coordination and calm
Chi Gong is a practice of slow, flowing movements inspired by Tai Chi traditions. Gentle and easy to learn, it develops balance, coordination, mobility and calm — making it suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities.
Chi Gong (also written as Qigong) is a gentle movement practice rooted in traditional Chinese health and martial arts traditions, including Tai Chi.
The practice uses slow, flowing movements coordinated with the breath and attention. Rather than effort or intensity, the focus is on smooth, continuous movement, steadiness and calm.
Sessions may include flowing movement sequences, standing and seated practices, breathing exercises and quiet meditation.
Develop steadiness and stability through slow, grounded movement.
Practise moving the body smoothly and as a whole, with attention and control.
Gently move joints and muscles through flowing, comfortable ranges of motion.
Coordinate movement with the breath to settle the mind and nervous system.
Develop a sense of internal awareness and ease through sustained, mindful practice.
Chi Gong is suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities, including beginners and people looking for a gentle movement practice.
It may suit you if you're looking for a yoga class that combines:
No experience is needed. The movements are simple and can be learned at your own pace.
A typical session may include:
The pace is slow and unhurried, giving you time to feel each movement and stay present throughout the practice.
Level 3, 76 Guyton Street, Whanganui 4501
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