Course Introduction
The therapeutic benefits of Qigong have been known for centuries. The ancient healing art is supported with mounting research evidence on its efficacy in improving health, well-being and the quality of life. Over 15 randomized control trials conducted around the world demonstrated that practice of Qigong significantly reduced stress and anxiety, and improved musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and immune health, physical function, self-efficacy and quality of life.
Based on research evidence and guided by exercise prescription principles and safety guidelines, ©the Qigong for Health and Fitness Program is designed to improve musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and immune health, increase fitness level and improve mental health and quality of life. It consist of eight forms with symmetrical movements designed to stimulate energy flow and balance and improve energy level.
What To Learn
The course contains practical and theoretical module
Practical Module
- Step by step teaching and practice of the Qigong for Health and Fitness Program
- How to teach and practice the program safely and effectively
- How to use the program for clients with various level of balance and mobility in healthcare and community settings.
Theoretical Module
- scientific concept of Qi (Chi)
- Qigong and energy medicine
- Qigong and TCM
- Introduction to Qigong
- The Qigong for Health and Fitness Program and the research evidence and exercise physiology underpinning
the Qigong program
Why Choose the Course by EMA
- Based on compelling research evidence
- Informed by exercise science
- Guided by exercise prescription principles and safety guidelines
- Accredited or recognized by national or international professional governing bodies
- Over 20 years of excellence in continuing education for professional development for health and exercise professionals
- High level of course participants’ satisfaction
- Gaining accreditation for teaching/practicing the program
- Advancing your professional development with 15 CPD / CECs
- Complete learning resources (course manual and step-by-step teaching video) provided
How To Enrol In This Course
This course is available both face to face/via Zoom and online. To enrol in this course as a face to face or Zoom training course, simply click the ‘ENROL IN FACE-TO-FACE COURSE’ button for the course dates and registration.
To enrol in this course as an online course, simply click the ‘ENROL IN ONLINE COURSE’ button for the course registration. For the online course, you have the freedom to complete the course at your own pace in your own time and space.
Cost
AU$850
Special:
AU$450+GST for 2-Day face-to-face or Zoom training course;
AU$350+GST for online course
Alice L Yuan
Alice L Yuan is an exercise specialist and leading international authority in evidence-based Tai Chi, Qigong and Mulan exercise programs for prevention and rehabilitation of chronic conditions and fall, and improvement of mental health, cognition, functional abilities and quality of life. Alice has conducted accreditation courses in evidence-based Tai Chi, Qigong and Mulan exercise programs for health and exercise professionals in Australia and internationally for over 20 years
Alice is also the director of International Tai Chi, Qigong and Mulan Health Institute. She is a past gold medallist in national and international competitions and frequently invited to judge at national and international Tai Chi, Qigong and Mulan competitions.
Dr Henry Zheng
Dr Henry Zheng is a professor in exercise intervention for primary prevention and rehabilitation. He received a doctoral degree from the Faculty of Medicine, the University of New South Wales, Australia. His doctoral research focused on quantification of the effect size and dose-response of physical activity interventions in reducing the risk of and preventing coronary heart disease.
Dr Henry Zheng’s research interests span exercise interventions for prevention and rehabilitation of chronic conditions and falls, improvement of mental health and cognition, and promotion of active and healthy ageing. His research has been published in international peer-reviewed journals including the European Journal of Epidemiology, the British Medical Journal, the American Journal of Infection Control, the Journal of International Body Composition Research, the Journal of International Institute on Ageing (BOLD), United Nations, and Wound Practice and Research.