Qigong is an ancient Chinese movement practice from over 3,000 years ago with over 3,500 styles. Qigong stems from the eastern philosophy called Taoism. The word Tao (also seen as Dao) is defined as the “path” or “way” to live one’s life mirroring the movements of nature, connecting to the Universe or Source for spiritual cultivation and giving direction to our life. “Qi”, our life force energy (called prana in yoga) helps us to develop a body-mind-spiritual awareness that allows us to journey through life with calmness, clarity, joy and a sense of purpose. While integrating movements, holding positions of power, balancing, and gentle “flows”, we coordinate the breath with movement creating a moving meditation. Benefits of qigong practice includes: increased longevity, flexibility, strength, improved sleep, lowering blood pressure, lessening of anxiety, improved balance, as well as enhancing self-compassion, gratitude, and peace of mind.
MY QIGONG CLASSES ARE BASED ON A FIVE ELEMENT PRACTICE WITH FOCUS ON THE ELEMENT AND ORGAN ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEASON WE ARE IN.
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE
TIER 2 LEE HOLDEN CERTIFIED TEACHER
Master’s in Health
Bachelors of Science in Physical Education
My teaching career continues with my qigong journey as I learn more from my Qigong Masters, teach my classes, and enjoy helping my students. Sharing my knowledge and experience with my students is joyful, energizing and rewarding. The student’s learn to activate and feel the qi/energy in their bodies and enhance their own and beautiful spirit-mind-body connection.
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
Margie lives in Falmouth, Massachusetts with her husband Scott, son Jared and Golden Retriever, Hunter.
RECOMMENDATIONS
The following “Wellness Friends” are highly recommended by Margie! They are tried and true!
Liz Saunders, Personal Trainer and Exercise Enthusiast at liz.wiserhealthandfitness@gmail
Elaine Cody, Yoga Instructor at ecody05@hotmail.com
Gwen Carlton, Osterville Accupuncture
Summerfield Spa, Elizabeth Corey
Sandy Miranda, at Thumbtastic Massage
Stacey Zylinski, manicurist
Silas Barton, massage and reflexology
Enea Physical Therapy
QIGONG CLASSES 2024 🧘🏼♀️
*Gentle Movements and Qigong Meditation*
See below for pictures of me doing Qi Gong in Europe!🚢
ENJOY A FREE “FRIENDS-GIVING” ZOOM QI GONG CLASS FOR YOU, WITH THANKSFROM ME.🦃♥️
USING THE MEETING ID & PASSWORD
MEETING ID: 824 347 1820
PASSWORD: 9mdRfW
CLASS STARTS ON MONDAYS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER AT 9:15AM ON NOVEMBER 4TH. PLEASE SIGN IN BEFORE BY 9:10. SEE YOU THERE.
The Mashpee Senior Center is offering qigong classes too! The next seeries of classes began on Wednesday, OCTOBER 23RD, BUT IT’S NOT TOO LATE. Drop-ins are welcomed too. Call 508-539-1440 or visit the website to sign up www.myactivecenter.com☯️
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WEST FALMOUTH LIBRARY📚
Visit the West Falmouth Library website (westfalmouthlibrary.org) to register or pay when you arrive for the fall Qi Gong series. $60 for 6 weeks series begins on NOVEMBER 12TH. (DROP-INS ARE WELCOME FOR $15 PER CLASS) The class is held in a beautiful and welcoming room. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A ZOOM CLASS-LET US KNOW WHEN YOU REGISTER!
Come and be“Qi-full” with us! 🙏🏼
Classes are offered at the Falmouth Senior Center. Registration for NOVEMBER/DECEMBER IS OVER.
Please call 508-540-0196 for details or visit the Falmouth Senior Center website.☯
REACH OUT TO ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ME TEACH A PRIVATE LESSON OR GROUP PRACTICE. 🌀
You can reach me through this website or at mmitchellswimming@gmail.com☯️
Leaving winter behind! Be ready to sprout.
Picture shows one of the Swimming Dragon positions taken in Park City, Utah.
I love this gentle flow
Wish you were there with me!
In Five Element Qigong, the heart is associated with fire energy and Qi. Summer activities celebrates connection to self, others and communing with nature. Being outside will fire you up!
Each Qigong summer class will have you feeling rested, relaxed and ready to recharge your spirit and body. Connect with your heart to cultivate joy, bliss, and self-love.
This movement will increase confidence, courage and inner strength; as well as strengthening the lungs.
Photo taken in San Miguel, Acores
This Qigong movement is for the Wood Element focusing on the yin liver meridian and the gallbladder yang meridian.
This video was filmed on the St. Regis property in Park City, Utah.
❄️WINTER TIME IS A TIME TO REFLECT, REST AND RESTORE.❄️
The video below shows the movement called The Fountain and it helps to strengthen the kidneys-which are associated with the Water Element. Allow yourself this opportunity as the dark days of the year are upon us.
In the Five Element practice this relaxing movement brings in peace and tranquility, and releases fearful and insecure feelings.
This video was recorded in Lincoln, NH.
Epictetus
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