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Transcript: Certain forms of internal Qigong can be used for
patients suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome, or people with
mental or physical fatigue. The famous Eight-section of brocade Qigong
or Energizing Qigong developed by Master Jiao is suitable to reduce
physical fatigue, and to strengthen muscles. Energizing Qigong is
composed of mainly two exercises: Morning Exercises and Evening
Exercises, each with 8 forms of movements. The evening exercises are
the same as the Eight-section of brocade Qigong. These forms of
exercises share a common closing form to help recover normal Qi state
quicker. For mental fatigue, breath-guided relaxation Qigong is
suitable. Normally, it is advised to practice Qigong for 10 to 30 min
each session, once or twice a day that will produce marvelous
refreshing and energizing results.
1. Introduction to Qigong
2. History of Qigong
3. Classifications of Qigong
4. Essence of Qigong
5. Functions of Internal Qigong
6. Who Can Practice Qigong?
7. What is Dantian?
8. Eight Key Elements of Qigong
9. Regulation of the Body
10. Regulation of the Breath
11. Regulation of the Mind
12. What is External Qigong?
13. Qigong for Weightloss
14. Qigong for Relaxation
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