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Health Qigong Seminars and Events |
These Seminars are open to all Tai Chi enthusiast of any levels and styles; Beginners, intermediate and advance students are wlecome!!
To Book please enter number of people attending then click button to pay!! |
November 2009 |
| Seminar: |
Manchester Qigong Festival |
| Date: |
Saturday 28th November |
| Details: |
Qigong is one of the oldest health exercise in China, it offers excellent health benefits, this festival will cover a few types of Qigong exercise and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to try out and experience the benefits of one of China heritage. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip and other Qigong teachers |
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| Venue |
Manchester |
| Costs: |
Please contact organiser for detail |
| To Book |
Chris Henney - 0161 485 4898
email: chrishenney@hotmail.com |
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Scotland Qigong Festival |
| Date: |
Sunday 29th November |
| Details: |
Qigong is one of the oldest health exercise in China, it offers excellent health benefits, this festival will cover a few types of Qigong exercise and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to try out and experience the benefits of one of China heritage. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip and other Qigong teachers |
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| Venue |
Glasgow |
| Costs: |
Please contact organiser for detail |
| To Book |
Tel: 0141 8103482 Email: Ronnie Robinson |
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December 2009 |
| Seminar: |
Afternoon: Wu Qin Xi (5 Animals Play) - Health Qigong |
| Date: |
Sunday 6th December 2009 |
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The Five Animal Exercises imitate the movements of five animals and combining physical with mental exercises. The physical movements are designed to show the courage and robustness of the tiger, serenity and poise of the deer, the steadiness and solidity of the bear, the nimbleness and dexterity of the monkey and the swiftness and grace of the bird. The physical movements are at all times integrated with the mental exercises which are supposed to imitate the spiritual activities and expressions of the animals.
The exercises have the aim of strengthening muscles and bones, promoting the circulation of Qi and blood, preventing and curing diseases, maintaining good health and prolonging the life span. The external dynamic physical activities should be integrated with the static activities of the mind. Exercising limbs, waist, trunk and spine can increase the movement range and physical efficiency.
Exercises of the fingers and toes are particularly emphasized for improving the blood circulation to the extremities. Physical and psychological tests of people practicing the Wu Qin Xi give high scores to their overall constitution, the functions of the various organs, mental attitude and power of perception, as well as physical fitness.
The movements are simple and easy to remember as well as very safe and can be exercised by people of different age groups and stages of practice. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip, |
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| Venue |
Surrey London 1pm - 5pm |
| Costs: |
contact Organiser - Vicky Ahern |
| To Book |
Tel: 0208 641 3756 Email: vicky.ahern@btinternet.com |
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February 2010 |
| Seminar: |
Morning: Yi Jin Jing Health Qigong Afternoon: Wu Qin Xi Health Qigong |
| Date: |
Saturday 27th February 2010 |
| Details: |
Yi Jin JIng - Muscle and Tendon Strengthening exercise improves the blood circulation, nutrition supersession in the soft tissues of the motion-related areas, increases the flexibility and pliability of such soft tissues as muscles, tendons, ligaments and enhances the mobility of the bones, joints and muscles.
The Yi Jin Ying movements have been proven to be able to improve health, fitness, prevent diseases, lengthen life and improve intellect. Regular, correct practice has very impressive effects on the respiratory system, flexibility, balance and muscular strength. It may also help to prevent and cure diseases of the joints, digestive, cardiovascular and nervous system.
The Five Animal Exercises helps strengthen muscles and bones, promoting the circulation of Qi and blood, preventing and curing diseases, maintaining good health and prolonging the life span. The external dynamic physical activities should be integrated with the static activities of the mind. Exercising limbs, waist, trunk and spine can increase the movement range and physical efficiency.
Exercises of the fingers and toes are particularly emphasized for improving the blood circulation to the extremities. Physical and psychological tests of people practicing the Wu Qin Xi give high scores to their overall constitution, the functions of the various organs, mental attitude and power of perception, as well as physical fitness.
The movements are simple and easy to remember as well as very safe and can be exercised by people of different age groups and stages of practice. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip, |
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| Venue |
Derby 10am - 4pm |
| Costs: |
Contact Organiser - Carol Gascoyne |
| To Book |
Tel: 07920080443 Emai: cazz.gascoyne@btinternet.com |
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March 2010 |
| Seminar: |
Ba Duan Jin - Health Qigong |
| Date: |
Saturday 6th March 2010 |
| Details: |
Ba Duan Jin - Eight Treasures its easy movements and impressive effects on health make it a gem in China's health and fitness culture. Purpose of the exercises is to increase internal energy circulation through spiritual cultivation and physical exercises so as to improve health and fitness. Deep natural breathing is required during the practice of the routines, without any constraint.
It has been proved that practice of Ba Duan Jin improves the respiratory system, limb strength, flexibility of the joints, fortifies the nerves as well as enhances the general balance. It improves the cardiovascular function and helps to cure such illnesses as coronary artery scleroses and osteoporosis. It strengthens one's immune system to a degree, delays the aging process and also improves one's mental health.
A great refresher for people who have done it and also a great start for people who haven't. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip, |
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| Venue |
St Helens 10am - 4pm |
| Costs: |
Contact Organiser - Pat Dunne |
| To Book |
Tel: 01744 812688
Email: patdunne@blueyonder.co.uk |
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| Seminar: |
Health Qigong - Yi Jin Jing |
| Date: |
Sunday 7th March 2010 |
| Details: |
Yi Jin Jing - Muscle and Tendon Strengthening exercise improves the blood circulation, nutrition supersession in the soft tissues of the motion-related areas, increases the flexibility and pliability of such soft tissues as muscles, tendons, ligaments and enhances the mobility of the bones, joints and muscles.
The Yi Jin Ying movements have been proven to be able to improve health, fitness, prevent diseases, lengthen life and improve intellect. Regular, correct practice has very impressive effects on the respiratory system, flexibility, balance and muscular strength. It may also help to prevent and cure diseases of the joints, digestive, cardiovascular and nervous system.
it is suitable for enthusiasts of all styles and all levels. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip, |
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| Venue |
Cumbria 10am - 4pm |
| Costs: |
Contact Organiser - Hazel Hunt |
| To Book |
Tel: 01539 562900 Email: hazel1941@btinternet.com |
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June 2010 |
| Seminar: |
Health Qigong - Ba Duan Jin Refresher Course |
| Date: |
Sunday 6th June 2010 |
| Details: |
Ba Duan Jin - Eight Treasures its easy movements and impressive effects on health make it a gem in China's health and fitness culture. Purpose of the exercises is to increase internal energy circulation through spiritual cultivation and physical exercises so as to improve health and fitness. Deep natural breathing is required during the practice of the routines, without any constraint.
It has been proved that practice of Ba Duan Jin improves the respiratory system, limb strength, flexibility of the joints, fortifies the nerves as well as enhances the general balance. It improves the cardiovascular function and helps to cure such illnesses as coronary artery scleroses and osteoporosis. It strengthens one's immune system to a degree, delays the aging process and also improves one's mental health.
A great refresher for people who have done it and also a great start for people who haven't. |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip |
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| Venue |
Oldham, Manchester |
| Costs: |
Contact Organiser - Phil Garside |
| To Book |
Tel: 07790 826841
Email: mpriestley@environmentalevaluation.co.uk |
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Instructor Certificate Seminars |
These Seminars are open to all Tai Chi enthusiast of any styles, member or non-member of the Deyin with a minimum of 2 year experience and Prestigiuos Instructor Certificates will be awarded after successful completion of the chosen courses. |
| Seminar: |
Yi Jin Jing / Wu Qin Xi Instructor Course - Health Qigong |
| Date: |
1st - 3rd June 2010 - 3 days |
| Details: |
Master Tary & Master Faye Yip are currently working with nemerous health Qigong association in Europe (Spain, Portugal etc.) in promoting and standardising the Health Qigong. This 4 Day intensive traing programme is designed to offer any experienced Tai Chi and Qigong practitioners indepth understanding of the principles, charateristics and benefits of this unique system.
Qualification Upon successful completion and assessment of the course, Participants will be qualitfied as Yi Jing Jin or Wu Qin Xi Health Qigong instructor. and receive the followings; Instructor Certificate issued by British Health Qigong Association. Instructor T-shirt Yi Jing Jin or Wu Qin Xi Book & Instructional DVD.
The training on both forms are run concurrently, therefore delegate can only choose one of the two forms. Click Here for More Detail |
| Teacher: |
Master Faye Yip and Master Tary Yip, |
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| Venue |
Harborne Hall, Birmingham |
| Costs: |
£499 residential, £419.00 non residential and £399 for 2 day top up (only people particpated TCCKF & Caledonia) |
| To Book |
Tel: 01902 883835 Email: info@deyin-taiji.com |
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