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Meditation

What is Qi Gong? 

Qi Gong, pronounced “Chi Gong” means “Energy Skill”.

It is a traditional Chinese system of cultivating vital Energy (qì [æ°£]) through mindful movements and coordinated breathing. Many individual movements or sets of movements exist as this practice originated thousands of years ago and evolved through the ages, with many lineages and styles still taught worldwide to this day. 

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The term "Qi Gong" serves as a broad category for various movement practices that promote both physical and psychological well-being. Some movement sets are quite dynamic, emphasizing strength, mobility, and endurance. Conversely, others are slow and nearly stationary, featuring prolonged postures that concentrate on alignment, relaxation, breath, and mindfulness.

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Strengthening, Activating and Aligning Qigong with Uwe Reichenbach

Since 2013, Uwe has been dedicated to Zen practice, currently under the guidance of Zen Master Nakagawa Roshi at the Eisenbuch Zen monastery in Germany.

He began practicing QiGong in 2014 and has been learning Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan since 2021 with Headmaster Shi Heng Zuan of the Shaolin Temple Europe.

 

During the Summer Workshop, Uwe will get participants to explore Yi Jin Jing (Muscle-Tendon Transformation), focusing on building up structure and body alignment.

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Participants will also be introduced to Daoist spine-straightening techniques and additional QiGong practices that strengthen the core and build resilience.

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