The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Future plans You nearly, or probably you did already answer my last question and this would be: your future plans. Do you have […]
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The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Research alliances and the vision to build a bridge Did you do all the writing on your Health Association website? No, I didn’t […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. “Fang song” and “relaxation” in Tai Chi and Qigong The next question will be about relaxation because usually – that is my experience […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Qi as healing energy and the scientific mind If someone comes to your class, like beginners for example, quite often they want to […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Encouraging people to learn Tai Chi and Qigong I believe – because yesterday we talked about how to encourage people to do Tai […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Teaching philosophy What is your teaching philosophy, what is your goal? That is a big question. … yes, I know… That’s a big […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Voluntary work and rich life I know exactly what you are talking about. I am working like crazy – like Ronnie and me […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. The British Health Qigong Association For Qigong I learned you founded an association – what is the correct name again? The full name […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. The interview with Faye Yip part 5 – QIGONG (and Kids Wushu) My Grandfather, that’s my father’s father, he was trained in traditional […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Moving to the UK and beginning to teach Let’s go back – so you said you went to university in China… Yes, I […]
The interview with Faye Yip was led by Nils Klug in the context of a Workshop on Ba duan jin given by Faye in the Tai Chi Studio, Hannover, in Summer 2016. Faye’s father and the competition landscape in Tai Chi We may have an extra interview on your father, […]
About the interviewee Faye Yip is a Qigong and Taijiquan teacher based in the UK. Together with her husband, Tary Yip, she initiated the British Health Qigong Association (BHQA), promoting Health Qigong and Taijiquan in the UK. The BHQA is affiliated with the International Health Qigong Association, whose origin lies […]
8 Health Exercises after Sha Guozheng This set of 8 health exercises doesn’t leave you wishing more: It is easy to start learning and offers quite a lot if you do understand to take the poetic titles of each exercise as your script/direction and let them be unfolded!Practicing these eight health exercises will […]
Qigong and healing part 1 – Subjective effects and scientific studies General health aspects and individual healing effects Qigong, working with the Qi (life energy), is commonly known as furthering overall health. – However, its underlying idea of Yangsheng – nurturing of life force or short: care for life – […]
Health Qigong – Wu Qin Xi – The Five Animal Frolics Brief History Wu Qin Xi (五禽戏) – The Five Animal Frolics can be regarded as the earliest form of Medical Qigong in Chinese history, dating back to Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220). The creation of Wu Qin Xi was attributed […]
Chi Kung Healing – An Overview Chi Kung Healing (CKH) relates to two distinct areas: Clinical Chi Kung/ Qigong, which is treatment by the healer; and Self-Practice, which is done by the individual and often recommended by the healer. As such, it is the only healing modality that is both […]
Seasonal Qigong – ‘Living in tune with nature’s changes’ Seasonal Living is something that would never have been talked about 250 years ago. We got up when it was light, went to bed when it was dark, ate local produce when it was in season and joined in with the […]
A Study on the Effects of Qigong for People with Dementia A review by co-author Carole Milligan A study report has been published in The Journal of Dementia Care (1) which examines the observed effects of Qigong and T’ai Chi movements for people with a diagnosis of dementia. This review […]
Qigong for ME – How Qigong practise helped an ME Sufferer I had been feeling ill for four years when I was finally given a diagnosis of ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis). This is a chronic condition with a long list of symptoms … so many symptoms, in fact, that you feel […]
Qigong for health All qigong practises are health giving as the various forms and routines are designed to work on specific acupoints and key meridians to regulate and balance the flow of the internal energetic system or Qi. Although the term ‘Qigong’ is relatively new it was created to encompass […]