Chi Kung Power need to feel power inside you first, and be confident
Hidden energy is a superpower in the human body, it is called in Chinese Chi Kung, and her schools and ideas
Used in the treatment to clean the body of toxins in the environment
And used physical force, such as the iron body and fingers ferrous and desist iron has Rait Coach Cut It breaks the 12 template
Brick hands and throw some coaches penetrates the pottery fingers have learned from his coach Lee forearm Iron and Iron coach Yang desist has found significant impact

That the treatment be powered in several ways either to take the technique and repeat until the path is active
The patient and the doctor either treated by placing the patient by a doctor on the location of the disease
And the concentration of Chi Kung doctor on the location of the disease and the patient feels warmly here and then cause
Balance between the yang and the yen, the patient healed

Chi Kung is the way of power of life
In the human body strength fictional weaken the weakening external force
This force with its own rules and philosophy and need for intensive training so you can flare this force
It gives you several things:
1 - confidence
2 - Power
3 - Courage
4 - Health
5 - clarity of mind
6 - Focus Drills
7 - Resistance to diseases
8 - entrenched and consistency

The first thing that chi Kung Fighters and practitioners mus learn is:
First: the strengthening of self and how self-directed force and learn how to deal with people and then fighters. This method made ​​a difference in fighting this art students
Second: Energy: talk about energy last long and a lot of people do not know these points assessed, if estimated evaluated these points you an expert in this area

What is he difference between Qigong vs t'ai chi ch'uan techniques?
Qigong involves coordinated breathing, movement, and awareness used for exercise, healing, and meditation. While many scholars and practitioners consider t'ai chi ch'uan to be a type of qigong, the two are commonly distinguished as separate but closely related practices, with qigong playing an important role in training for t'ai chi ch'uan, and with many ta'i chi ch'uan movements performed as part of qigong practice. The focus of qigong is typically more on healing or meditation than martial applications.