Ki Gong is an ancient practice that enhances the mind-body connection through breathwork, movement, and meditation. Whether you’re looking to reduce stress, build strength, or improve focus, Ketzal’s Ki Gong offers a structured and accessible way to integrate this powerful practice into your life.
Ki Gong is an energy cultivation practice that combines breath control, meditation, and deliberate movement to improve physical and mental health. While often compared to Tai Chi, Ki Gong focuses more on internal energy work and breath regulation, making it accessible for all ages and abilities.
Ki Gong provides unique benefits based on your needs and lifestyle:
Our lead instructor, Gena Eiseman is a Level V World Ki Gong-certified teacher with years of experience in both medical and martial Ki Gong. The program is designed to be accessible for beginners while offering depth for advanced practitioners.
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Most frequent questions and answers about our Ki Gong program
Ki Gong focuses more on internal energy work, breath control, and meditation, whereas Tai Chi emphasizes continuous movement and martial applications.
No prior experience is needed! Our classes are designed for all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. Bring a water bottle and an open mind!
Our classes are drop-in friendly, but structured progression is available for those who want to deepen their practice.
Yes, Ketzal Tang Soo Do members can attend Ki Gong classes as part of their membership.
Ki Gong can help reduce stress, improve circulation, enhance balance, boost immunity, and increase energy levels.
Many students report feeling more relaxed and energized after just a few sessions. Consistent practice leads to long-term benefits.
No! Ki Gong is suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
Yes! Ki Gong is gentle and adaptable. However, always consult with your doctor before starting any new exercise routine.
No special equipment is required—just a quiet space for practice and a willingness to learn!
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