T A O SchoolThe concept of the new Tai Chi Chuan & Qi Gong films, consists of giving the highest possible autonomy to students.
Qi Gong Techniques

The energetic art of Qi Gong origins in the filosophical concept of chinese traditions and traditional medicins.
The energy-channelling art form of Qi Gong originates in the philosophical concept of Chinese tradition and traditional medicine. It was set up over 5 000 years ago by Taoist monks and gradually transmuted to to Buddhism and Confucianism. Qi gong strengthens the organism and gives it health, strength and longevity whatever the age or sex of the student. It develops the vital energy and optimises its flow through the acupuncture meridians. It restores the balance between yin and yang.
Man is an integral part of nature as a whole. Thus, he is influenced by the original vital breath of the universe. The good usage of qi (pronounced “tchi”) is therefore indispensable to our well-being. Qi gong will enable us to deal with stress in a soft and progressive way, by controlling our emotions, our fears and our anxieties. If practised regularly, it can prevent illness by strengthening the defensive energy used to fight external threats. Finally, practised in a happy environment and as part of a friendly group, it will keep us “young and in good health”.
Invigorating Double Nine Qi Gong
(Qi Gong)

Qi Gong Against Pain
(Qi Gong)

8 sequences standing up
Yi Quan Five Animals
(Qi Gong)
Ba Duan Jin | Eight Pieces of Brocade
(Qi Gong)

Statue of Marshall Yue Fei to whom the Eight Pieces of Brocade are attributed.
(Picture taken at Hangzhou)
Twelve Energetic Spirals
(Qi Gong)
Video: 12 Spirals
by Thierry Alibert & students, JASNIERES MEETING 2004
The Eight Marvels in a sitting position
(Qi Gong Bouddhist)
Exercice stimulating the Opening up of the Twelve Meridians
(Qi Gong)

Da Yan Gong | The Great Wild Geese Qi Gong
(Qi Gong)

Video: Da Yan Gong
by Thierry Alibert
Qi Gong Posture
(Qi Gong)















