Monday, September 6, 2010

Iron Shirt Chi Kung Highest Form of Chi Kung

The physical integrity of the body is sustained and protected through
the accumulation and circulation of internal power (chi) in the vital
organs. This energy is stored in the fascia which is a layer of connective
tissue covering, supporting or connecting the muscles or
inner organs. Over time, the Iron Shirt Chi Kung practice strengthens
one’s vital organs as well as the tendons, muscles, marrow
and bones.
Historically, the practice of Iron Shirt Chi Kung was a prerequisite
to the effective study and eventual mastery of the various
Kung Fu fighting styles. However, the main purpose of Iron Shirt
Chi Kung is not for fighting; it is to achieve excellent health by increasing
stamina and the body’s ability to fight disease and defend
its vital organs from unexpected injury. Prerequisite: Course No. 1
- opening the Microcosmic Orbit. (Course No. 4)
Iron Shirt Chi Kung is divided into three levels of instruction, I, II,
and III. (See detailed description later this chapter.)

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