Activate your Qi, to increase clarity of mind, inner balance and vitality!
Classes are in person and on Zoom!
Activate your Qi, to increase clarity of mind, inner balance and vitality!
Classes are in person and on Zoom!
Classes are in person and on Zoom!
Classes are in person and on Zoom!
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.
EDUCATION
Certified Lee Holden Qigong Teacher, Satin Wellness Specialist, Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education, Master’s degree in Nutrition, and American Red Cross Swimming Instructor
I have taken my love of teaching to my latest endeavor-teaching Qigong. Sharing my knowledge and experience with my students is fulfilling and rewarding. Teaching students to activate and feel the qi/energy in their bodies is the beginning of a wonderful journey of creating a 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.
The following “Wellness Friends” are highly recommended by Margie!
Kelly Pierce at Cape Cod Warrior Yoga
Elaine Cody, Yoga Collaborative
Personal Trainer, Amy Sellers
Ingrid Jaeger, 12 Rivers Qigong and yoga
Sandy Miranda, massage therapist and personal trainer
Stacey Zylinski, manicurist
Silas Barton, massage and reflexology
Enea Physical Therapy
NOTICE: Classes will be held outside as the weather permits! ☀️
HIGHFIELD HALL classes have ended! Many thanks to the staff at HH and for the wonderful students who participated on such beautiful grounds! 🧘🏼♀️
The Mashpee Senior Center is offering qigong classes every Tuesday at 3:15 until October 10th. Drop-ins are welcome! Contact Mashpee Senior Center for more details 508 539 1440. 📞
QIGONG at the West Falmouth Library has been a wonderful opportunity for participants to learn qigong. Fall classes begin on September 26th! Please check the West Falmouth Library website to register and for more details. The beautiful and welcoming room at the library and helpful staff will be“Qi-full” experience. 🙏🏼
Classes are offered at the Falmouth Senior Center. Registration for the late fall session begins mid-October. Please call 508-540-0196 for further details. ☯️
Mashpee Recreation Department also offers Qigong classes. Classes are held in the evenings at the Mashpee Senior Center. Call 508 539 1416 to learn more! :)
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.
One of my favorite Qigong students and me doing qigong while waiting for James Taylor to appear at Tanglewood in Lenox,Mass. Oh, what a qi-full night!
The fall is associated with the lungs and metal element. Working with this energy we will increase confidence, courage and inner strength.
Photo taken in San Miguel, Acores
Leaving winter behind! Be ready to sprout.
Picture shows one of the Swimming Dragon positions taken in Park City, Utah.
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.
The movement is called The Fountain and it helps to strengthen the kidneys-which are associated with the Water Element, and the season of winter. Allow yourself to be reflect and rest 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.
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