Tensegrity & Tai Chi & Qigong
We are held together by this concept. Every part of us, whether it be a finger, an arm, a leg, a hair, an organ, or the torso, has its...
top of page
Search
James Drewe
Jun 30, 20183 min
Playing with your Spine.
From head to foot. When practicing taiji and qigong, we are often conscious of the forwards/backwards and the left/right of the...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
May 15, 20182 min
Song 松 & Peng
Following the previous blog, a question was posted about it: “… How does Song relate to the other thing which is said regularly, that...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Jan 21, 20183 min
Standing Qigong and ‘Balance’
The Position. There are many positions In which to do Standing Qigong, but I’ll use the one with feet a shoulder’s width apart, knees...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Jul 5, 20172 min
Has your Balloon Got a One-Sided Leak?
When it feels right. Sometimes when you move in tai chi or qigong you just know you’ve got it right. You don’t need anyone to tell you,...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Mar 20, 20163 min
Turning Your Head With Ease.
Whilst teaching, I’ve noticed that people do a number of unusual things when turning their heads. Some tilt one ear nearer the shoulder...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Dec 4, 20152 min
2-Person Exercises in Taiji – Maintaining Your Integrity (4)
Continuing … the next point from Blog 1 … What’s the point of 2-person work? To understand our own stability is obvious when we’re...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Nov 19, 20152 min
2-Person Exercises in Taiji (2) – Maintaining Your Integrity
Continuing … from the previous blog … What’s the point of 2-person work? We are taught that tai chi should be comfortable and relaxed ,...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Jul 9, 20153 min
Testing Postures in Taiji & Qigong – Making Sure the World is Round (Peng Energy)
Balancing the body When performing tai chi and qigong, you need to organise your body so that it feels as though all aspects of the body...
0 views0 comments
James Drewe
Dec 26, 20142 min
Yang 24-Step Form: Horizontal & Vertical
‘The word Peng’ (pron. ‘pung’ as in ‘sprung’) is used in a general way to explain the feeling of expansion/protection of the body as...
1 view0 comments
Many pictures are missing & show better on the Wordpress site: jamesdrewetaichi.wordpress.com
bottom of page