Danni Verona – interview with a Tai Chi woman from Oregon

I am passionate about Taijiquan and Qi Gong. And I am a woman. And I think that women are a bit underrepresented in the Tai Chi and Qi Gong world. I mean, look at all the big masters, they are mainly men! So I want to raise the awareness for all the wonderful women in our community. Thus I often interview Tai Chi and Qi Gong women. In this interview I talk to Danni Verona. One of my newsletter readers suggested her and I am excited to get to know her. Continue reading

Jarl Forsman – a Tai Chi woman with over 4 decades of experience

I am passionate about Taijiquan and Qi Gong. And I am a woman. And I think that women are a bit underrepresented in the Tai Chi and Qi Gong world. I mean, look at all the big masters, they are mainly men! So I want to raise the awareness for all the wonderful women in our community. Thus I often interview Tai Chi and Qi Gong women. In this interview I talk to Jarl Forsman. One of my newsletter readers suggested her and I am excited to get to know her. Continue reading

What is Mingmen? And where is Mingmen located?

There are a couple of acupuncture points which you should know when you practice Taijiquan and Qi Gong. The most important point (or rather energy field) is the Dantian. And I already talked about where is Dantian and the day I discovered my Dantian.

Now I want to talk about the Mingmen. This acupoint is located at the back. Continue reading

Janet Jin – a Taiwanese Tai Chi woman in Hawaii

I am passionate about Taijiquan and Qi Gong. And I am a woman. And I think that women are a bit underrepresented in the Tai Chi and Qi Gong world. I mean, look at all the big masters, they are mainly men! So I want to raise the awareness for all the wonderful women in our community. Thus I often interview Tai Chi and Qi Gong women. In this interview I talk to Janet Jin. One of my newsletter readers suggested her and I am excited to get to know her. Continue reading

Sophie Nichanian – interview with a Tai Chi woman from France

I am passionate about Taijiquan and Qi Gong. And I am a woman. And I think that women are a bit underrepresented in the Tai Chi and Qi Gong world. I mean, look at all the big masters, they are mainly men! So I want to raise the awareness for all the wonderful women in our community. Thus I often interview Tai Chi and Qi Gong women. In this interview I talk to Sophie Nichanian. One of my newsletter readers suggested her Continue reading