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Also called Chinese Medical Massage and may be the most
commonly practiced modality in the world. It is routinely
used in Chinese hospitals as a healing modality. The name
literally means "skill with life energy" and it
evolved over two thousand years ago in Tibet and China.
Ancient Chinese discipline emphasizes breathing, meditation
and stationary and moving exercises to enhance the flow
of energy (Chi) through the body.
Benefits/Contraindications
Many practitioners
(human and animal) practice Qi Gong for its physical, mental,
emotional and spiritual benefits. The practice allows the
body to move freely and smoothly when working with animals.
Training/Licensing
No license is
required. Qi Gong is a martial art and is taught at DOJOs.
Techniques and rituals are also available on DVD.
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