Learn: Turn, Intercept and Punch; As If Closing Shut; Cross Hands; Concluding Posture

Review: The entire form. If the weather is nice we’ll take it outside.

In preparation for the new form, and in observance of the Summer Soltice, we’ll be revisiting Standing Cosmic Axis with an intention to harvesting the abundant bright Yang Qi of Summer.

If you’re new to our Qigong class, this would be a perfect class to begin with.

Review: Single Whip Low and Stand on Left and Right Leg
Learn: Jade Lady Works Shuttles; Needle at Sea Bottom; Ward Off and Push Away; Turn, Intercept and Punch; As If Closing Shut; Cross Hands; Concluding Posture

In observance of Father’s Day we’ll spend class speaking of the concepts of Yang and how it pertains to Qigong. We’ll also practice some Qigong exercise the build upon the more Yang aspects of the body.

Questions and Clarifications.

This week’s class topic will be answering any questions about the form, or taiji in general. We can also take some time to clarify any stances that are a little more fuzzy.

Review: Touch Yong Quan
Learn: Straighten the Body Seven Times to Keep all Illness Away

Review: Turn Head and Look Back
Learn: Touch Yong Quan

Learn: Stroke Horses Back; Cross Hands, Right Heel Kick; Strike Opponents Ears with Fists; Turn, Cross Hands, Left Heel Kick

Review: Twisting the Fist and Focusing Fierce eyes
Learn: Turn Head and Look Back

This class will be a review of the first part of the form. While this is only stance 1 through 11, it is a natural half way point. This will also give time for questions and clarifications before we move onto the second half of the form.

Review: Turning the Head and Twisting the Tail
Learn: Twisting the Fist and Focusing Fierce eyes

Review: Play Lute; Step Back, Reeling Forearms, Grasp Sparrow’s Tail (Left and Right)
Learn: Single Whip, Wave Hands Like Clouds, Single Whip

Review: Holding Up Heaven with a Single Hand
Learn: Turning the Head and Twisting the Tail

Review: Play Lute; Step Back, Reeling Forearms
Learn: Grasp Sparrow’s Tail (Left and Right), Single Whip

Review: Draw the Bow and Shoot the Arrow
Learn: Holding Up Heaven with a Single Hand

Review: White Crane Spreads Its Wings, Brush Knee and Step Forward
Learn: Play Lute; Step Back, Reeling Forearms

Review: Hold Up the Heaven with Both Hands.
Learn: Draw the Bow and Shoot the Arrow

Review: Open Stance, Part The Wild Horses Mane
Learn: White Crane Spreads Its Wings, Brush Knee and Step Forward

Today we’ll introduce the Qigong form Ba Duan Jin, AKA Eight Treasures. We will also cover the first of eight movements, Hold Up the Heaven with Both Hands.

We’ll be restarting the Taiji Quan form today. So if you want to join the class at the beginning this is the best day to do so.

If you have any questions about the form, visit our Taiji page here or you can email the teacher at spider@sgasalem.com

In preparation for the new form we’ll be revisiting Standing Cosmic Axis with an intention to begin harvesting the blossoming Yang Qi of Spring.

If you’re new to our Qigong class, this would be a perfect class to begin with.

Review: Single Whip Low and Stand on Left Leg and Right Leg, Jade Lady Works Shuttles, Needle at Sea Bottom
Learn: Ward Off and Push Away; Turn, Intercept and Punch; As If Closing Shut; Cross Hands; Concluding Posture

Review: We’ll be reviewing the entire form.

Review: The form so far
Learn: Single Whip Low and Stand on Left Leg and Right Leg, Jade Lady Works Shuttles, Needle at Sea Bottom

Review: Relinquish and Tranquility
Learn: Great & Perfect Enlightenment; The Great Wheel of Buddha

This will finish out the form.

Review: The form so far
Learn: Single Whip Low and Stand on Left Leg and Right Leg, Jade Lady Works Shuttles

Review: Discover Your Innate Noble Heart, Buddha’s Teaching
Learn: Relinquish and Tranquility

Review: The form so far
Learn: Single Whip Low and Stand on Left Leg and Right Leg, Jade Lady Works Shuttles

Review: Discover Your Innate Noble Heart, Buddha’s Teaching
Learn: Relinquish and Tranquility