Why Gail and Sue have studied, practiced, and taught Qigong for over 15 years
Sep 28, 2023
As we approach the start of a new Wild Goose Qigong Series, Gail Whang and Sue Boyle weigh in on their “why” of qigong:
Gail:
“Qigong has been a gift for me in my life. With this gift I learned to ease into retirement 15 years ago and experienced increased balance and flexibility. I no longer become impatient with myself when experiencing aches and pain because I have acquired tools that help me deal with this. As a teacher by profession, I know that teaching is the highest form of learning and as a result, the Wild Goose form has developed and deepened my mind, body and spirit over the years. Since becoming a certified qigong teacher, I am ecstatic when my students experience health benefits which have improved the quality of their lives. One of my goals in life has been to help create a better world for all of us. As I age, I often wonder how I will stay active and continue to make an impact on our troubled world. Qigong has provided that gift for me."
Sue:
“Qigong has become the central element in my personal wellness program. My practice helped me heal from hip replacement surgery and two intricate hand surgeries. I am more flexible than ever, I sleep better, and enjoy lots of energy. It’s a great joy to watch my students experience mind and body transformations as they learn Wild Goose Qigong.”
You’ll feel benefits quickly, and if you stay with it, the benefits compound exponentially over time. Don’t buy into the “it’s all downhill from here” mentality. No matter what decade you are in, you can feel calmer, more balanced and increase your flexibility.
Questions? Thoughts?
Kirstin Lindquist
Owner, Qigong Manager
PS Here are some recent comments from students...
I learned:
“Too much to list. A continuous process discovering what’s inside.”
~TL
What I tell my friends and family:
“Fantastic, joyful, super positive health benefits - mind/body/soul.”
~JP
Benefits or changes I noticed:
“My life is aligning in many ways along with aligning my Qi.”
~Anon
“(I) am so fortunate to have great teachers who follow a lineage of (Qigong) and a great community of friends that practice (Qigong).”
~CCCN