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Video Case Study #1: "Chi Locking" for Health and Chi DevelopmentBy: Al Simon Welcome to our Advanced Training video case studies. These case studies look
in-depth at certain aspect of our advanced Tai Chi and Qigong training.
"Chi Locking" is a technique used in a variety of Tai Chi and Qigong styles. This technique can help improve chi flow and clear blockages in the chi meridians through the build-up and release of pressurization. In this video, you'll learn the two required parts of a successful chi lock, and you'll see both dramatic and subtle examples of chi locking in Qigong. Key points:
Action Steps: Review the following lessons in the advanced training in your ChiFusion Tai Chi and Qigong Complete Course:
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