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    Unhappy Puking blood potential??

    Hi
    I'm just coming to the end of 100 days of level 1 Zhan Zhuang (just standing, clearing out the channels ready for all that ENERGY!!) before I move on to Level 2, Standing posture.

    The question is, can I do Lifting the Sky (from The Art of Shaolin by Wong Kiew Kit) along with standing posture Qigong? The reason I ask is that I've heard stories about guys who do qigong in horse stance followed by Qigong standing and end up puking blood and stuff.

    Scott
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    What have you done for years?
    Qigong or those specific exercises?
    Huh?
    Huh?

    Thanks for the rapid response BTW.
    '"4 ounces deflect 1000 pounds" represents a skill potential, if you stand in front of a 1000 pound charging bull and apply four ounces of deflection, well, you get the picture..' - Tai Chi Bob

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    Unfortunately, I don't know. You start just standig, then you do the tree hugging posture, after that, you're on your own dude. That wuill get you ****her than most though. He.ll, I didn't even finish the second level.
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    Cheers boys

    I might send an email to Wong Kiew Kit and ask the man himself, as he advocates both.

    But if you've noticed no ill effects Guohen I'll will start in the meantime.
    '"4 ounces deflect 1000 pounds" represents a skill potential, if you stand in front of a 1000 pound charging bull and apply four ounces of deflection, well, you get the picture..' - Tai Chi Bob

    "My car has a lot of parts in there that I don't know about, don't know what they're called, haven't seen them and wouldn't know what they were if someone pointed them out to me .... doesn't mean they're not in there." - Evolution Fist

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    youre right to worry about this dude , the main problem is if you practise lifting the sky straight after zhang zhuan and you cant control the energy flow yet , the energy you have accumulated in the dantien which is a lot , will rise up suddenly and get bottlenecked at the solar plexus , if this happens you could internally hemmoragghe and spit out blood ( i know someone who it happened to )
    My advice is do lifting the sky gently before azhang zhuan or at a different time , either 3 hours after zhang zhuan, before you sleep etc etc.

    Until you can control the energy and let as much as you want to go up through the centre ..

    btw wong kiew kits answers are good but you might wait 3 months to get a reply.....
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    so why can't you do Wong's qigong and then zhan zhuang afterwards to collect the qi at the dantien?

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    Standing in Wu Chi is the best way to collect chi in the dan tien.

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    Smile

    I'll second that. With or without the hands over the dan it's a naturally unrestrictive posture.
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    What's Wu Chi?
    Let me tell you exactly what I do at the minute:
    Stand for 5 minutes, let myself, er, unkink
    Do 10-15 repetitions of Lifting the Sky, to relax, get the chi flowing.
    Do 5 minutes (barely!) of Zhan Zhuang, in quite a low wide stance.

    I love this stuff.

    David - that's exactly what I do.

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    Wuxi

    I too would heartily reccommend doing Wuxi stance as I find it as a generative qi-gong posture to be both universal and very beneficial. I do stand in postures and have been taught some lesser known lineage postures, for specific purposes but the Wuxi stance can never be knocked in my book.

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    What is the Wuxi stance?

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    isn't it in wong's book? It's just like a natural relaxed stance with your arms by ur side i think...?

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    I did over 100 days of nothing but Wuxi stance (1hr first time, 10-20 mins daily subsequently) before I started on the postured Zhan Zhuang.

    In laymans (my) terms I believe this was supposed to 'iron out the kinks' and 'clear out my channels' ready for some ENERGY BUILDING!!

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    have really got no idea as i haven't practised it before
    good luck mate,

    david
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    Peace is the generous, tranquil contribution of all to the good of all.
    Peace is dynamism. Peace is generosity.
    It is right and it is duty.

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    If you want some huge gains from standing in the Wu Chi/Wuxi stance, stand in it until you fall asleep.

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