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  • Qigong Movement Class

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    Wednesday
    1pm to 2pm
    Blacklands Church Hall - TN34 2ES
    £3 / £2 / Free
    Older people - Long term health conditions

     


    Active Hastings presents - Stronger for Life - Improving strength and balance for people who are at risk of falling.

    Breathe Better, Move Better, Live Better

    Easy to follow and fun Qigong Movement Class for everyone.
    Qigong movement eases the symptoms of pain, enhances sleep quality and reduces fatigue.

    To help keep this class going, the suggested ticket price is £3, however, if the cost is a barrier, we have different ticket options available.

    Please arrive 15 minutes early to the first session you attend, as all new participants will need to complete a 5 minute screening before the start of the session. 

    What is Qigong and how does it work?

    Qigong, pronounced “chi gong,” was developed in China thousands of years ago as part of traditional Chinese medicine. It involves using exercises to optimize energy within the body, mind, and spirit, with the goal of improving and maintaining health and well-being. Qigong has both psychological and physical components and involves the regulation of the mind, breath, and body’s movement and posture.

     In most forms of Qigong:

    * Breath is slow, long, and deep. Breath patterns may switch from abdominal breathing to breathing combined with speech sounds.
    * Movements are typically gentle and smooth, aimed for relaxation.
    * Mind regulation includes focusing one’s attention and visualization.

    Dynamic (active) Qigong techniques primarily focus on body movements, especially movements of the whole body or arms and legs. Meditative (passive) qigong techniques can be practiced in any posture that can be maintained over time and involve breath and mind exercises, with almost no body movement.

    Booking is essential, please use the EEQU booking platform to register and book your space.

    If you’ve had surgery within the past 12 weeks, it’s important you follow your doctor's advice on getting active again.

    For information on getting active after surgery visit the NHS webpage ‘Getting back to normal’ or call the Active Hastings GP Link Worker on 01424 451051.

    Active Hastings wants everyone to be able to join in, no matter their budget.
    We use a simple sliding scale ticket system so you can choose what you can afford:
    •    £3 – the suggested price that helps cover the cost of running the session
    •    £2 – a lower price if money is tight
    •    Free – for people on low incomes or receiving benefits
    The free tickets work on trust. If you can pay £3 or £2, please do, so that the free tickets are available for those who really need them.

    Session provider details

    Telephone 01424 451051

    activehastings@hastings.gov.uk


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    The Active Hastings activity listings include activities organised by external individuals and agencies. While every effort has been made to ensure the quality of these sessions, Hastings Borough Council cannot accept any liability for activities carried out during these sessions.

    Whilst every care has been taken to ensure factual accuracy of this events listings, we have to rely upon the information supplied, and cannot accept liability for any error or inaccuracy. Please contact the organiser directly.

    Safeguarding: The information provided by the external clubs/organisations does not include any safeguarding policies or procedures. When being active, it’s important to feel safe and confident that your welfare is paramount. Equip yourself with knowledge about safeguarding in sport and physical activity by checking out the information provided by Active Sussex. For a quick guide on information you should ask for when attending a new club, check out the Child Protection in Sport Unit’s five questions parents should ask sports clubs.

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