Welcome! You're in the right place. Qigong is an ancient energy practice that blends gentle movement, breath, and focused awareness to help you reconnect with your body, reduce stress, and activate your natural ability to heal. Think of it as meditation in motion, designed to nourish every level of your being: physical, emotional, and spiritual. The best way to begin is with our Free Membership and the Jing Path—the starting point of your healing journey. This path helps you tune in to your energy body, recognize where your Chi might be blocked or depleted, and begin gently restoring balance. You’ll explore short, beginner-friendly classes that awaken your awareness and give you practical tools for daily life. No experience needed—just a willingness to breathe, move, and feel.

Qigong, often called “the art of cultivating life force,” is distinct from yoga and Tai Chi. Unlike yoga, which emphasizes stretching and poses, or Tai Chi, a martial art, Qigong is slower, softer, and more internally focused. It works directly with your body’s energy systems (meridians) to promote healing, reduce stress, and enhance vitality. You won’t need to memorize sequences or push your limits. Qigong is about doing less and feeling more.

Not at all.

Qigong meets you where you are. Whether you're sitting in a chair or standing tall, the movements are gentle, adaptable, and designed to help you reconnect with your body without strain. It's especially supportive for people healing from injury, illness, or burnout.

Even five minutes can make a difference. We recommend starting with short, daily practices—just 5 to 20 minutes—and building consistency over intensity. Many of our students begin with one short video each day and notice their energy shifts within the first week.

Yes, and often much sooner than you might expect. Many students report feeling warmth, tingling, pulsing, or a magnetic sensation in their hands, chest, or spine within the first few classes. You may also notice a sense of calm, clarity, or emotional release. Chi manifests differently for everyone—your only job is to stay curious and observe.

No fancy gear required.

Just wear comfortable clothing and find a quiet space — even a small corner of a room will do. Some students practice standing, while others use a chair. You don't need mats, blocks, incense, or anything else. Just you, your breath, and a little space to move.