Shaolin Qigong - Yi Jin Jing - Muscle / Tendons Revitalising
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This video reveals, analise and explaines step by step the method that Shaolin monks regenerate their muscles/tendons system and stay health even the old ages.
Yin JIn Jin is a Qi Gong (Bioenergy Cultivation) that prepares the body for martial arts but also can use to revitalise somone its own body throught 12 special design streching exersizes.
According to tradition, the trainee has the following benefits over time:
The first year of education gives us physical and mental vitality.
The second year enhances blood circulation and feeds the meridians.
The third year allows elasticity to the muscles and nourishes the organs.
The fourth year improves the function of the meridians and viscera.
In the fifth year, it cleanses the bone marrow and nourishes the brain.
From 34th generation of shaolin temple warriors monks, Yan Shan
- Adults who wants to learn a safe way to improve health & physical stamina
A few words about the instructor Christos Panagopoulos (Yan Shan)
What is the method of Muscle / Tendons Change - called "Yi Jin Jing"
Short History about the founder of Shaolin Yin Jin Jing, Bhodidharma
Details about what we have to practice
Intro postures: Wei Tuo presents the pestle (I),(II),(III) - Collection of stars on both sides
Points to keep in mind while you practice
Quiet
Like the water in the lake that reflects the moon, a calm spirit allows energy to move inside the body.
Slowness
To use the muscles throughout their range so to get the maximum stretch and movement of Qi and the blood, the movements must be smooth and slow.
Extensibility
Every move must be extended to the maximum.
Pause
Effectiveness comes in pauses, maintaining intensity at the maximum time.
Flexibility
The limbs and torso must be extended to the maximum so that blood and energy can circulate, so we gain flexibility and finally the feeling of wellness in the body.
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Good luck! And have a nice practice! If you have any question please let me know. See you in the next video.