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Question on yijinjing dvd

For discussing Chinese Qigong-related practices, such as Yi Jin Ching (Tendon Transforming Exercise), Six Healing Sounds (Liu Zi Jue), Five Animal Frolics (Wu Qin Xi), Eight Piece Brocades (Ba Duan Jin), and more. Here is also the place to discuss Tai Chi used for meditation and healing.

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Question on yijinjing dvd

Postby vvanesse59 on Tue Feb 17, 2009 6:03 pm

I am becoming very interested in yijinjing and have begun some reading about it. My question at the moment is whether Jesse's dvd on yijinjing is the 12 movement set? I have watched the trailer on website several times but since I am unfamiliar with the set at this time and Iam unable to determine the movement "count". Secondly, would this be considered the "Beijing" set of yijinjing or is that even a correct statement? It seems there are a great number of yijinjing sets all with differnt "counts" Thanks, Vic in Illinois
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