New Zealand Qigong

Authentic Wild Goose – Dayan Qigong – Shaolin Fist – Taijiquan

Good Health

Relaxation

Dayan

Qigong

Good Health

Relaxation

Dayan

Qigong

Study with Sifu Shaw, who has over 15 years experience in Wild Goose – Dayan Qigong & Shaolin Fist and has been taught by Grandmaster Michael Tse and Master Jessica Tse.

There is also a community of Tse Qigong Centre instructors in New Zealand spreading the teaching of Wild Goose – Dayan Qigong & Shaolin Fist , with senior instructor Belinda Hadfield teaching on the Kapiti Coast, and Jennifer Leaf teaching in Hawke Bay. Coming together when they can to train and having their students meet up together for seminars strengthens the quality of teaching and practice in New Zealand.

Study Authentic Chinese Skill

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Wild Goose – Dayan Qigong

Qigong is a Chinese health exercise made up of gentle movements and meditation that connect with the acupuncture points and meridians of our body. The word Qigong literally means “energy work”. Using relaxation and breathing along with these special movements, Qigong will help you to relax and become more aware of your body.

As we practise, we will begin to notice changes in our body including more flexibility, energy and stamina. This is because the Qi is working to heal any old illnesses or injuries and to open the channels so that the Qi can flow naturally, making us feel younger and more alive.

Shaolin Fist – Chun Yuen Quan

Chun Yuen Quan is skill that originated in the Northern Shaolin temple in Henan Province, China. However the skill then passed down through the Beijing Opera. The forms have retained more of their martial qualities than modern Wushu and have more intricate weapon forms such as the long-tasseled sword and long flag Dao.

Chun Yuen Quan is very good for health and will make the body light and flexible and also improves the posture and makes the joints strong. Internally it also builds up strong circulation and Qi so you become internally and externally stronger – healthier and fitter!

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