Qigong & Tai Chi


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About this Guide
This guide documents resources related to Qigong and Tai Chi. 
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Books
An illustrated handbook of Chinese medical qigong forms from the ancient texts


 
Chi for children : a practical guide to teaching tai chi and qigong in schools and the community


 
Climbing the steps to Qingcheng Mountain : a practical guide to the path of Daoist meditation and Qigong


 
Dragon and tiger medical qigong : health and energy in seven simple movements


 
Energy medicine East and West : a natural history of Qi



 
The five levels of taijiquan



 
Jade woman Qigong : Liu Dong's method : the healing power of Taoist medicine for every woman


 
Medical qigong exercise prescriptions : a self-healing guide for patients & practitioners

 
Journals
Qi : the journal of traditional Eastern health & fitness
Current but retaining only the last 5 years
Qi gong yu ke xue (Chinese language journal)
In-person access 1996 (v.15 no.2) to 1999 (v.18 no. 12)
Journal of bodywork and movement therapies
Online access from 2003 to present
NWHRC Health Center - Tai Chi
Online access 2001, 2005, and 2006
Web Resources
The Tai Chi Life
"The study of Tai Chi Chuan is more than repeating a series of movements.  It is about understanding the principles of movement and change deeply within ourselves.   This practice makes the body and mind strong while bringing balance to our lives.  Join us and learn forms, practice push hands and have great conversation as we live The Tai Chi Life."
The Qigong Institute
"The Qigong Institute is a 501c(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the scientific understanding of the basis of Qigong through research and education. Since 1984 it has been a clearinghouse for related news and scientific facts to aid researchers, writers, Qigong practitioners and teachers, members of the Western medical community, and the members of the general public who are interested in learning more about Qigong and Tai Chi."