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8 Brocades of Qigong

"8 Brocades of Chinese Qigong" sometimes also called Chi Kung or Qi Gong, and also called "Ba Duan Jin"! Have fun, learn all eight, and then practice ...

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Matthew Vorster commented on 23 Jun 2015

Hi Jake. Im just curious. Are these the original 8 brocades of Qigong or did you adapt them? Where did you learn this from? Its a good video by the way. Thanks man :)

Matthew Vorster commented on 02 Oct 2015

Okay thanks Kyle. It does help thanks

Kyle Cypher commented on 24 Sep 2015

+Matthew Vorster Hello there, There is no known original form. Basically things were passed down and placed on images that were static. Over the many years just as language evolved so has this. There are many variations all are equal. Some can make you feel a little different than others. I hope that helps.

Luciana Ramos commented on 26 Nov 2014

This is NOT the original Ba Duan Jin. You are teaching a variation of it yes?

Sifu Jon Deva commented on 21 May 2015

+Luciana Ramos no one can say what is the original Ba Duan Jin, because we cannot transport ourselves back in time to the 12th century when Yueh Fei created the set. There are many variations.

Jesse Hunter commented on 24 Dec 2014

thanks for the tip honey

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Istanbul, Turkey and that was A grade instructions thank you Jake.

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Sifu Jon Deva commented on 21 May 2015

+Sifu Jon Deva this was supposed to reply to Patrick Henry's question...

Sifu Jon Deva commented on 21 May 2015

There are hundreds of variations of the 8 pieces of brocade, because people are not perfect, and this sequence of exercises was created by a Qi-Gong genius hundreds of years ago. As people learn and pass it on, a zillion variations slip in as people change things and remember things differently, or just prefer to do them differently.

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