With Professor Hu
Professor Hu Xiaofei
Take the first step in traditional health cultivation with Professor Hu Xiaofei
What are daoyin and qigong, and why do people keep practising them? Start here, then follow along.
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Follow along
Follow the teachers, and take the movements into your body
With Dr Fang
Stretch the limbs and lengthen the spine
With Professor Hu
An eye-practice sequence
How it works
Why learn here
Faculty
Taught by a faculty of professors and doctoral teachers
Follow along
Every movement is shown clearly, easy to follow
Method
Passing on daoyin with more modern, systematic methods
Popular practices
Start with these sets
Complete sets, at your own pace. Sets still being prepared are marked coming soon.
- Ba Duan Jin(Eight Pieces of Brocade)
- Liu Zi Jue(Six Healing Sounds)
- Daoyin Baojian Gong(general mobility set)Coming soon
- Five Animal Frolics(Wu Qin Xi)
- Yi Jin Jing(Tendon and Muscle Classic)
- Taiji Five Elements Practice(Taiji Wu Xing Yangsheng Gong)Coming soon
- Qiang Ti Jian Shen Shu(strength and stamina set)Coming soon
- Daoyin Yangsheng Gong 12 MethodsComing soon
Ways to practise
Five topics
Whether you are starting out or already practised, there is a way of working that fits.
Faculty
A strong teaching faculty
Professor Hu Xiaofei of Beijing Sport University, in the direct lineage of Professor Zhang Guangde. Deputy head of the technical committee of the International Health Qigong Federation; he has taught tens of thousands of students from more than fifty countries.
Led by Professor Hu Xiaofei. Students and colleagues also appear on camera. Not every lesson is taught by Professor Hu himself.
Professor Hu Xiaofei
Beijing Sport University · doctoral supervisor
Professor Li Jinlong
Doctoral supervisor · School of Physical Education, Shanxi University
Associate Professor Zhuang Yongchang
School of Chinese Martial Arts; deputy director, Daoyin Health-Cultivation Centre, Beijing Sport University
Dr Fang Hui
Demonstration and teaching
Han Xiaoming
Postdoctoral fellow in health cultivation
Zhang Jinru
Doctor of health cultivation
Dr Peng Xiangji
Lecturer, School of Chinese Martial Arts, Beijing Sport University
Daily daoyin practice
Daily calendar
The Huangdi Neijing says: follow yin and yang, and work with the methods of the seasons. Practice is arranged with the time of year. A follow-along session of about ten to twenty minutes is scheduled each day. A day with a session shows its name. With a membership, that day opens the lesson. A day with nothing scheduled is not a link. Missed days can be made up within the last six months.
You can see what is scheduled each day here. Following along needs a membership. Membership
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14 | 15 | 16Dry Bathing Yingxiang | 17Single-Arm Lifting Sky | 18Review: Dry Bathing Yingxiang and Single-Arm Lifting Sky | 19Looking Back at the Moon | 20Light Boat Crossing |
21Review: Looking Back at the Moon and Light Boat Crossing | 22Review: First Four Movements of Yi Qi Yang Fei Gong | 23Dry Bathing Yingxiang | 24Single-Arm Lifting Sky | 25Review: Dry Bathing Yingxiang and Single-Arm Lifting Sky | 26Looking Back at the Moon | 27Light Boat Crossing |
28Review: Looking Back at the Moon and Light Boat Crossing | 29Review: First Four Movements of Yi Qi Yang Fei Gong | 30Rotating Tianzhu |
Practice notes by email
Practice notes by email
One email a week: the turning of the seasons, and the questions people ask most often. Unsubscribe whenever you like.
Before you begin
This website provides instruction in physical exercise. It is not a medical service and does not replace advice from a doctor or other qualified health professional.
If you are under medical treatment, or have concerns relating to the heart, blood pressure, breathing or joints, or are pregnant, recovering from birth or recent surgery, please consult your doctor before starting. Stop immediately if you feel unwell during practice.