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    Swimming Dragon Qigong

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    Swimming Dragon Qigong

    Swimming Dragon Qigong
    Published 1/2023
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 1.07 GB | Duration: 0h 59m

    Improve your balance, flexibility, coordination, breath and mood with one easy, brief exercise!

    What you'll learn

    Improve your breathing, flexibility and balance.

    Use the demands of the exercise to practice your mindfulness.

    The spinal flexibility and strength gained reduces back pain.

    The breathing exercises and internal organ massage will improve your overall health and mood.

    Requirements

    Students should be in good health - only commence a new exercise regime if your physician thinks it is wise.

    Description

    Swimming Dragon Qigong is an easy to learn exercise that will improve your balance, flexibility, coordination, breath control and mood.  It feels great and takes only a few minutes to perform.  Do more repetitions if you have more time!  This treasured exercise can also serve you as an entry into the vast field of Qigong, or "life energy" exercises originally from China.  The course is composed primarily of videos to follow.  Learn the core Swimming Dragon sequence as well as several related exercises that will further enhance your flexibility and breathing.  These exercises are particularly good for spinal flexibility and will teach you how to create waves of motion through your spine with precise and delicious coordination.  This can reduce chronic back tension and pain.  Allowing and releasing this natural movement of the spine will bring you more embodied delight whether in daily life, on the dance floor, …or in the bedroom.Focus first on learning the movements, next the coordination with your breath, then make the movements isometric.  Isometrics (moving against self-created resistance) is often not taught in Qigong, but you will find that it greatly enhances the impact of the exercise, both in terms of your energy and in building your strength and coordination.The fourth step is to make the movements emotionally evocative.  By cultivating and maintaining a positive attitude during the exercise; marked by appreciation, gratitude, generosity and curiosity; you can deliberately train yourself to access that state more easily. The content is accessible for beginners and is taught step by step.  More advanced students will be able to learn the material quite quickly.  All the movements are brief and easy to learn which allows you to memorize them more quickly.  It is much more fun to do the movements without video guidance!  Then you can just relax and follow your wisest movement teacher, your own body.  Memorizing the movements permits you to pay deeper attention to subtle physical sensations and allows you to bring more attention to maintaining a harmonious emotional state.Your instructor, Nando Raynolds, a Psychotherapist and Life Coach,  has more than 35 years experience teaching movement, including T'ai Chi, Qigong, Karate and Contact Improvisation. 

    Overview

    Section 1: Welcome

    Lecture 1 Preview

    Lecture 2 Welcome!

    Lecture 3 Predictable benefits of practice

    Lecture 4 Predictable benefits of practice

    Section 2: Getting ready…

    Lecture 5 Overview

    Lecture 6 3 Principles of qigong

    Lecture 7 3 Principles of qigong

    Lecture 8 4 stages in learning qigong

    Lecture 9 4 stages of learning

    Section 3: 3 Swimming Dragon "Strokes"

    Lecture 10 Breast Stroke

    Lecture 11 Breast Stroke

    Lecture 12 Butterfly Stroke

    Lecture 13 Butterfly Stroke

    Lecture 14 Side Stroke

    Lecture 15 Side Stroke

    Section 4: Swimming Dragon

    Lecture 16 Counterbalancing

    Lecture 17 Counterbalancing

    Lecture 18 Swimming Dragon Overview

    Lecture 19 Swimming Dragon Overview

    Lecture 20 Swimming Dragon Practice

    Section 5: Wrapping up

    Lecture 21 Ideas for building your practice routine

    Lecture 22 Ideas for building your practice routine

    Lecture 23 Thanks and closing

    People who want better health, flexibility and balance. People who enjoy an interesting and beneficial coordination challenge.