QI GONG
(Chi Kung, Chigong, or Qi Gong)
Traditional, Modern and Extreme


The heart moves like fire rising. The liver moves like an arrow flying. The spleen moves the qi to consolidate like a ball. The lungs move with the sound of thunder. The kidneys move like lightning; dodging.

Tai Chi Based Soft Internal:

  • fixed meditative forms, usually Taoist (Daoist)
    such as Small Circulation Qi Gong.
  • moving forms with stretching and breathing coordinated.
Shaolin Based Soft Internal:
  • fixed meditative forms of Chi Sau and Golden Bell(Iron Shirt)
  • moving forms (Nei Dan), some from Hsing Yi.
Martial Based Hard Internal
  • standing fixed, yet moving, for power
  • moving forms for rooting
  • drills for increasing breaking power.
Martial Based Hard External
  • standing fixed, for taking a blow
  • drills for increasing breaking power.


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