Qigong Course for Continuers

What you'll learn

Learn qigong and stay active with our sport & fitness short courses in Sydney!

Qigong is a centuries-old system of exercise coordinating posture, movement, and breathing, used along with visualisation and other simple meditative techniques, to improve the flow of Qi, the vital life energy within us all. Together with acupuncture, herbs, and massage it is one of the cornerstones of Traditional Chinese Medicine. A modern metaphor is that the body is a battery and its charge can be drained, maintained or restored. Our Qi is the charge in the body, and for many of us, modern life is draining our reserves faster than we can replenish them. Qigong is the way we recharge our batteries, learn the art of qigong in this short course in Sydney.

This is a follow-up course to our Qigong Course for Beginners. The material is designed for those who have completed the beginner's course to keep on learning. Students may purchase the course in 8-week blocks.

Learning outcomes

By the end of this qigong extension course, you should be able to:

• understand the concept of Qi flowing through the body, and how to use this to boost our health
• recognise and locate physical stress in the body, and how to let it go
• perform the Eight Brocades of Silk Qigong form to boost immunity
• manage the movement of Qi around the body to achieve balance
• relieve stress; and improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being
• understand the importance of The Five Elements in Traditional Chinese Medicine
• perform the Five Element qigong form for relaxation and balance
• build and purify Qi in the body

Course Content

What will be covered in this qigong course?

The coursework will develop upon the foundations of the introductory course. It is required that you have finished the beginner's course before you enrol at the Intermediate level.

Intended Audience

Who is this qigong course for?

This is a follow-up course to our Qigong Course for Beginners. It is required that you have finished the beginner's course before you enrol at the Intermediate level. Qigong is low impact and puts minimal stress on muscles and joints, making it generally safe for all ages and fitness levels. In fact, because qigong is a low-impact exercise, it may be especially suitable if you're an older adult who otherwise may not exercise.

What to bring to class

Please bring the following:

Please bring comfortable, breathable clothing and sturdy footwear as well as a bottle of water.

Additional information

Please note the following:

It is the mission of Sydney Community College to provide quality, accessible education, and training. Our commitment to improving the quality of all courses we offer is ongoing and extends to ensuring the safety of all our students. It is the responsibility of the student to inform the instructor of any physical impairment that might impact participation in the course.