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Guide to Qigong

Tai Chi Nation

  • 42 pages
  • 1.1 MB
  • PDF

Eighteen qigong exercises explained one by one, from Tai Chi Start to Settling the Qi. Each movement includes the breathing pattern, key words and training tips so you can follow along alone.

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