The Five Taoist Yin Qigong Course Feedback

The Five Taoist Yin Qigong Course Feedback

This is some of the Qigong course feedback received from our on-demand version of the Five Taoist Yin. Des also teaches this live, in person. If you wish to be kept up to date with our courses just register with San Bao School and get added to our Qigong mailout list.

Recent Qigong course feedback

• “Enhance health and expand consciousness. The instructor is easy to understand and he presents clear explanations for the movements and their benefits.” Dale
• ” Yes often times Qi Gong Courses are too pricey and give you little explanation. As a practitioner of Chinese Medicine, it is nice to have something in line with what I know is true.“ Junior
• ” I really like the emphasis on the subtlety of movement. This is something I’ve felt lacking in other Qiqong courses I’ve done. I also appreciate all that Des has said prior to doing any of the movements and how important it is to get the stance right. “ Vee
• ” I really love this course, I just started to learn those exercises a few weeks ago, and I am enjoying practicing this qigong in the morning before work. The instructions for each exercises are clear, and the teacher, Mr Lawton is very good at demonstrating and explaining the movements. It is a beautiful set of qigong, I especially like that there are not to many movements to learn for a beginner, and that I can focus on just a few movements done well with feelings. Thank you Mr Lawton.” Guy
• “Professional course with fair bit of detail – by FAR the best information I have been able to find on the Daoist Yin Qigong moves. I’m reasonably experienced in taiji and qigong, and found this helpful, including the repetition of the basics (you really can’t get enough of that). I personally would have liked more focus areas for some of the moves, but as a presumably introductory course this is very comprehensive and the best out there for this set of exercises. Thanks.” Shaz
• “The best, most detailed, course in everything-important tai chi. The teacher is sincere in striving to relate all the nuances. LOVE this course and very much appreciate!” Marina
• “Yes, taught in a relaxed and thorough manner.” Morris
• “A very Good Course! and Useful.” Arvind
• “Yes. It delivered fast effective results in a short amount of time.” Stephen
• “Very clear and expert instruction” Jenny
• “The Five Taoist Yin Qigong” course offers detailed instruction and explanations regarding both internal and external aspects of the practice in addition to the instructor modelling poses, often shown from two angles and with arrows and lines added to highlight key areas of attention in posture and activation of qi: Des Lawton demonstrates teaching-integrity and respect for his students, and knows how to facilitate student understanding, awareness and true progress, encouraging the students’ desire to learn. I’ve taken other courses from people who may know how to go through the outer movements with good form themselves and have impressive “temple” credentials and an exotic nationality, but they lack the ability to impart knowledge which is the essential attribute of a teacher and also calls into question their own depth of understanding. Other aspects of this course that lead to more rapid personal growth are paradoxically the emphasis on 1) form and awareness versus speed and 2) cultivation of listening jing, which both initially require an exercise of patience. The course supplemental materials are helpful, including the subtitles, and it is also a tremendous resource that Mr. Lawton makes himself available to answer questions.” Livia
• “A great wealth of detail presented in a very clear way. Following the instructor as he carries out the exercise gives me a chance to experience the ‘Chi’ flow. Setting and quality of the recording (picture and sound) is excellent.” Lesley
• “I like the instructor’s openness with regard to his own experiences and his aims for the course. The lessons which he intends to impart will lead to a truer understanding of Chi.” Mike
• “Very detailed and useful. I feel that this is authentic qigong with all the benefits that go with it.” Kevin
• “clearest Wuji stance definition I’ve ever received :)” Tanner
• “Excellent course and detailed instructions as to how to do the movements – in particular the Wuji stance is explained in detail and very thoroughly. This stance has such a lot of different and confusing explanations online and in Qigong/Tai Chi books.” Ruth
• “Very good explanations and contextualisation; the subtitles reinforce the very valuable content.” Mlnaa

This is just some of the Qigong course feedback from our online Five Taoist Yin Qigong course. San Bao School also runs this course in Scotland as well as providing Qigong workshops for other organisations and schools. Please contact us if you wish to leave course feedback, require further details, or would like us to teach a workshop, or course, for you.

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