Qi gong exercises that includes within the gymnastics and whose movements follow. Practiced for centuries in China, energy work involves breathing and breath in a controlled manner in order to channel the energy and then to make it disperse throughout the body.
Tradition and well-being
This practice used in traditional Chinese medicine, Qi is to work that represents our life energy to maintain body tone and heart in particular. With impacts on health and longevity, this ancient practice that originated Taoist physical exercises is spreading more and more in the Western world. Have you ever seen those Chinese or persons who perform successive slow movements and harmonious movements in the parks?
The practice of Qi Gong
More than a gym providing a real well-being, qi gong is not only a work on the energy flows that are present in our body but also a way of life while being an art. Just as acupuncture, tai chi, massage or the Chinese diet, it opens the way for a development of being and is sometimes used in personal development in the West.
The goal of qigong is to allow be to find a balance between the energy that emanates from the earth and those of the celestial energies to coordinate breath and gesture to them. Thus, all these different energies are one and benefits the whole body as the human spirit. Man evolves and actually belongs to a universe of energies gravitate. Thus, the exercises are still in the air to come into contact with them. The practice is based on a series of relaxed and natural movement while breathing deeply and regularly. Concentration is essential to move the qi in the body, mind and body should be relaxed for better coordination of movements in space. Qi gong can be likened to an exercise that aims to strengthen the vital functions of the body and tap into the energies that surround us the key to longevity.
And yet
Besides its beneficial effects on the mind by the serenity it brings, or its action on the intellectual, memory and imagination especially children, Qi gong is also used in a preventive or curative approach certain diseases. Thus, it can be incorporated in the treatment of hypertension and particularly the elderly relieves chronic pain. In addition, it acts positively on those who are anxious or depressed. Qigong acts especially by increasing the tonicity of the heart, so it may be useful in planning rehabilitation following a heart problem.