Everyday Chi Kung with Master Lam: 15-Minute Routines to Build Energy, Boost Immunity and Banish Stress
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World-respected Chi Kung authority Master Lam Kam Chuen brings you a programme of seated Chi Kung to fit around your day, at work, home or play. Whatever your age, with just 15 minutes of practice a day you can build physical and internal stamina, strengthen your immune system, banish stress and speed up recovery from ailments, injury and surgery. Summary; This is the first book to focus on seated Chi Kung (all other books show standing Chi Kung), which is particularly helpful for office workers, the elderly, disabled, ill or exercise phobic.; Chi Kung will address or prevent different health problems, including stress, high blood pressure, headaches, poor posture, chronic fatigue and injuries, such as whiplash, back pain or strains.; Shows you how to bring Chi Kung into your daily life, be it sitting at your desk, on public transport, queuing or watching TV.; Master Lam Kam Chuen is a highly respected Master of Chi Kung with a strong profile both at home and abroad. His other less mainstream Chi Kung books are praised as being the best in the field.
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