Today’s interview with Zuzana Tkacova, owner of Hummingbird Qigong, takes a deep dive into Tai Chi and Qigong. Learn how they are similar, what the differences are, and how they can benefit everyone. If you are curious about the mind-body connection, you don’t want to miss this fascinating interview! Have questions for Zuzana? You can join the conversation here.
Tai Chi and Qigong (pronounced “chi-gong”) are both mind-body practices that are adaptable for nearly all fitness levels, do not require any equipment and can be performed anywhere you feel comfortable moving. Often known as “moving meditation” tai chi is a series of slow, gentle motions that are patterned after movements in nature. Qigong is an internal process that has external movements and is often referred to as the ‘internal’ portion of tai chi. We also discuss Energy Healing and our host Cyndi shares her personal experience Energy Balancing.
Zuzana offers classes in-person and online. She is available to teach privately at your business, retirement communities, senior centers, and hospitals. In addition to her classes, she offers unique Energy Healing sessions that use Medical Qigong, Reiki Bioenergy Healing, chakras balancing and gentle Acupressure.
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Qigong is recommended by:
• Harvard Medical School
• Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic
• National Council on Aging (NCOA)
• National Institute of Health NCCIH
• American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
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