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  • TaiChiQigongAcupressureTuina

    P.O.Box361

    Geneva,IL60134

    6304145444

    [email protected]

    ...areamongthemosteffectiveandprovenself

    healing energetic fitnessmethods known for

    helping people boost their immune systems,

    releasestressandanxiety,andachievevibrant

    healthand flexibilitywell intooldage.Qigong

    literallytranslatesasenergywork,andrefersto

    practices which develop the core energy of

    yourbody.Physicalmovement,breathing,and

    mind intention are

    employed to help

    you gain enhanced

    awareness of your

    bodyandenergyso

    youfeelmorealive.

    Tai Chi & Qigong

    Instruction is avail

    able for individuals

    and small groups

    (of 26 people de

    pending on the

    course topic) at a

    private studio in

    Geneva, Illinois,andAsian Bodywork Therapy

    Sessions for individuals can be scheduled.

    Largerongoing classesandworkshopsarebe

    ingplannedfor2011.CustomizedOrganization

    &BusinessSeminarsarealsoavailable.

    Anyonewith seriousmedical, emotional, ormentalhealthconcernsshouldconsultwiththeirappropriatehealth careprofessionalsbeforeengaging inTaiChiand/orQigongpractices,orreceivingAsianBodyworkTherapy.Descriptionsofhealthbenefitsareforinformational purposes only and do not imply specificresultsforanyindividualand/orhealthcondition.

    DonMyersdemonstratingaWuStyleTaiChiposture.

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  • ...teachesseveraltraditionalqigongandtaichimeth

    ods specifically chosen for their health and stress

    reliefbenefitstomoderndayWesterners:

    Dragon&TigerMedicalQigongis a 1500 year old

    traditionalChinesemedicalqigongsystem. Itsseven

    movementsareeasy to learnandquicklygiveyoua

    recognizable feeling of qi energy in your body. You

    will learn how to stretch andmove your joints, re

    lease tension,stress,andpain,activateyourmeridi

    ans,andincreaseyouroverallenergylevel.

    Longevity Breathing Qigong teaches you to

    breathewithyourwholebodyyourbelly,sides,and

    thewholeofyourbackwhilemovingandmassaging

    yourinternalorgansandspine.Thesebreathingtech

    niques help you to becomemore conscious of the

    insideofyourbody,soyoucangainagreateraware

    nessofthepresentstateofyourhealth.Youwillalso

    learn about the basics of energetic breathing, the

    foundationofclassicTaoistlongevitypractices.

    OpeningtheEnergyGatesofYourBodyQigong

    combines standingmeditation andmovementprac

    ticesinwhichyou:useyourmindtoreleasepainand

    tensionfromyourbody;develophealthybodyalign

    mentsnecessaryformaximumenergyflow;energize

    yourinternalorgans;completelyrelaxthemusclesof

    yourback,neck,andshoulders,andfeel,release,and

    moveeachvertebraofyourspine.

    This branch of Traditional ChineseMedicine usesmanipulation of the body and energy to restorebalance and health. Your session will include aconsultation and assessment to determine thegeneral state of your health and to discuss yourspecific complaints and conditions. A number ofdifferenttherapymodalitiesareemployed:

    AcupressureandShiatsustimulatetheflowofqi intheacupuncturepointsandmeridianswithouttheuseofneedles!

    Tuinausesawidevarietyoftechniques,fromgentletodeeptissue,toworkoutqiblockages.

    Qigong Tuina is a specialbranchofChinesebodywork that balances the qi in the nerves, internalorgans,anddeeperenergychannelsofthebody.

    Reflexologyispointworkonfeet,hands,andears.

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    TheMarriageofHeavenandEarthQigong isatwo

    movementexercisethatiseasytolearnforpeopleofany

    ageorbodytype.Itisagreatintroductiontothephysical

    movements, energetic principles, and stressreducing

    elements of tai chi and qigong. It is helpful for healing

    back, neck, spine, and joint problems, and is especially

    effectiveforhelpingtomitigaterepetitivestressinjuries,

    carpaltunnelproblems,andarthriticconditions.

    Gods Playing in the Clouds Qigong isanadvanced

    methodwhich incorporatessomeof theoldest (3000 to

    4000years)andmostpowerfulTaoistrejuvenationtech

    niques. Thesemethods amplify all the physical, breath

    ing,andenergeticcomponentslearnedinbasicandinter

    mediateqigongprograms,and complete theprocessof

    integration.Practicing thesemovements canmake your

    bonesstronger,cleanseyouremotionalbodyofnegative

    energy,openandstabilizeyourheartcenterandcentral

    energychannel,releasespiritualblockages,andenergize

    the brain. Gods Playing in the Clouds also serves as a

    spiritualbridgetoTaoistmeditation.

    TheWu Tai Chi Short Form consistsofafourtofive

    minute sequence of precisely choreographed move

    ments, practiced in a slow, meditative manner. The

    movementsarespecificallydesignedtohelponedevelop

    calmness, flexibility,coordination,balance,stamina,and

    greaterenergy.TheWustyleemphasizessmall,compact

    movements, and its high stance and lowimpactmove

    ments are easy on the joints, improving their flexibility

    andmitigatingarthritis.Practicingthisformcangiveyou

    themajorityofthehealthandspiritualbenefitsofthetai

    chi long forms. [For studentswhowant to learnmore,

    WuTaiChiLongForminstructionisalsoavailable.]

    AsianBodyworkTherapy

    AbouttheInstructor/Therapist

    DonMyers hasover25yearsofexperienceasapractitioner of Tai Chi&Qigong, and has been teaching fornearly20years.Hismainteacher isTaoistLineageMaster Bruce Frantzis. Don has received seven InstructorCertifications throughMaster Frantzis EnergyArts program(www.EnergyArts.com).Heisalsocertifiedthroughthe Institute of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi(www.IIQTC.org), and had previously been certified byvenerableTaiChiChuanGrandmasterWilliamC.C.Chen(www.WilliamCCChen.com). Don is also a Certified Advanced Instructor (Level III)andProfessionalMemberoftheNationalQigongAssociation(www.NQA.org).

    DonstudiedAsianBodyworkTherapyattheAcupressureInstituteinBerkeley,CA,theSouthwestInstituteofHealingArts inTempe,AZ,ZenShiatsuChicago inEvanston,IL, and withMaster Bruce Frantzis. Don is a CertifiedPractitionermember of the American Organization forBodyworkTherapiesofAsia(www.AOBTA.org).

    Relocated to Illinois in2006,Donwaspreviouslya Lecturer inQigongandTaiChi for theMasterofScience inAcupuncture, Master of Science in Oriental Medicine,andMassageTherapyprogramsatNationalUniversityofHealthSciencesinLombard.HehasalsotaughtatLivingWellCancerResourceCenter inGenevaand for severalotherorganizationsandinstitutions.