Qi Gong
Session 2
11:55 pm
Campus Recreation Center
Room: Fitness Room
Target Audiences:
841 N 14th St
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Additional Info: CREC
Contact:
Steve Woita, (402) 472-9480, steve.woita@unl.edu
QiGong (pronounced chee-gong) is an ancient Chinese exercise and healing technique that involves meditation, controlled breathing and movement exercises.
These classes will cover the basic concepts of QiGong. Posture (stances), relaxed deep breathing, flowing movement and a basic understanding of the mind-body connection. Classes are designed to improve body awareness, increase focus and improve balance and flexibility, it also helps to lower stress & anxiety. Class meets every Monday 2:00pm to 2:50pm April 17th through May 1st in the Campus Recreation Center Fitness Room.
Week 1: Breath
Focuses on clearing the mind, being present with controlled breathing (Micro Cosmic Orbit breathing cycle) which helps cultivate Qi (life force) energy.
Week 2: Posture
Learn the proper stances to improve posture. Stances help with balance and flexibility. This level incorporates holding in stances with breath work.
Week 3: Movement
Add movement into your meditation. Learn all 5 element forms to clear meridian points through movement.
For more information contact: Phanomvan Pongdara at ppongdara@unl.edu
These classes will cover the basic concepts of QiGong. Posture (stances), relaxed deep breathing, flowing movement and a basic understanding of the mind-body connection. Classes are designed to improve body awareness, increase focus and improve balance and flexibility, it also helps to lower stress & anxiety. Class meets every Monday 2:00pm to 2:50pm April 17th through May 1st in the Campus Recreation Center Fitness Room.
Week 1: Breath
Focuses on clearing the mind, being present with controlled breathing (Micro Cosmic Orbit breathing cycle) which helps cultivate Qi (life force) energy.
Week 2: Posture
Learn the proper stances to improve posture. Stances help with balance and flexibility. This level incorporates holding in stances with breath work.
Week 3: Movement
Add movement into your meditation. Learn all 5 element forms to clear meridian points through movement.
For more information contact: Phanomvan Pongdara at ppongdara@unl.edu
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