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Behind the scenes (Tai chi stick)
Hey everyone 👋 Just a little behind-the-scenes update from today. We’re filming a quick and fun Tai Chi stick drill that anyone can jump into, whether you’re brand new or already training regularly. It’s simple, accessible, and meant to support your daily practice. For those of you participating in the 10-day challenge, thank you for showing up and staying engaged. As a little extra motivation, you’ll have a chance to win one of our custom Tai Chi sticks, so keep going and enjoy the process. And if you’ve been curious about Tai Chi stick work, we’ll be sharing more updates soon. We’re excited to keep building this with you.
Behind the scenes (Tai chi stick)
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This was fun to film!
🌿 Daily Chi Accountability Thread
Welcome to the Daily Chi Accountability Thread. This is a supportive space to show up for your practice, build consistency, and move together as a community. Whether you joined a live session, practiced along with YouTube inside the community, or completed a self-paced course, it all counts. What matters most is that you showed up. This thread will stay pinned for daily check-ins, connection, and encouragement. ⸻ ✅ How to Check In Each Day After you finish your practice, post a short check-in using these four steps: 1️⃣ Intention What did you want to focus on or cultivate today? 2️⃣ Practice What practice did you do today? Live session, YouTube, or self-paced are all welcome. 3️⃣ After How do you feel after completing your practice? One short sentence is perfect. 4️⃣ Visual Share a photo or short video of your practice, your screen, or your setup. ⸻ ✨ Sample Check-In Intention: To slow down and reconnect with my breath Practice: Live Session 12-21-2025 After: Feeling grounded, calm, and present Photo or video attached ⸻ There’s no right or wrong way to participate here. Show up in a way that feels good to you, support others when you can, and enjoy the process. One day. One breath. One practice.
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Intention: Tune into my breath and feel my legs Practice: Standing Post position and Yin Yang Qi Gong Before: Some brain fog After: Felt more grounded and reminded myself to slow down and tune into my breath throughout the rest of the day
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@Davida Smith observing what we do and what sensations arise throughout practice and across time is important to understand 1) how we can adjust the practice 2) and how adjustments affect the body. “Normal” is so different for each of us. My personal experience: when I first started qi gong and tai chi even after a decade of practicing yoga, my feet would get very warm, almost too hot during the day and night, which was not normal for me. I also noticed parts of my feet would get very tired during practice. So I adjusted by either making my practice time shorter, take breaks between movements taking a little circle walk around the room, or outside of practice I would massage or do a few extra warm up feet exercises throughout the day, nothing intense just when I thought about it. 😊
DAY 2 - STILLL FEELS GOOD!
Day 2 completed - wish I had more time to look at more tutorials but today is busy with mundane stuff
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it’s all good! So happy you got to your Day 2 practice, even left wanting to do more. 😊 .
Happy Saturday!
I'm thankful for another day of peace and happiness 😇😇😇🙏
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My rainy Saturday is a call to stay in, restore, and be rested for tomorrow. It truly is a peaceful Saturday for me. 😃
Greetings from Idaho
Greetings to all my new chi friends. My name is Anna and I'm from Burley Idaho. I've been part of this community for about a month now and I am loving it I found qi gong on u tube about 6 years ago and have practiced almost every day as part of my self care routine. I don't think I gave self care much thought in my younger years, or maybe I just took it for granted. Turning 50, change of life, [on so many levels.] Anyway, I'm so happy to have found this channel and awesome community. I feel a real up level in my practice.
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Hi Anna! I started a regular practice of qi gong to help manage my energy levels and focus due to all the changes going on in my body as a woman. So I totally get that! Welcome!!
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Maya Rodriguez
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Hi! My name is Maya and I am excited to be a part of this community. These practices have helped me immensely. I can’t wait to share my experiences

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Joined Oct 3, 2025
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