Chi Kung/Qi Gong in East Dulwich

By woodyp91
December 28, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted December 28, 2017

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Posted December 28, 2017

Chi Kung classes start again on Monday 15th January at The Goose Green Centre. Chi Kung is a form of exercise combining meditation and breathing while building core strength and stamina. It uses simple, flowing, standing (or sitting) forms.

It can be practised by people of all ages, of any level of fitness, beginners or advanced practitioners. You can join at any time.

Monday evenings 6.30-7.30

From 15th January to 19th March 2018 (no class on Feb 12th)

at The Goose Green Centre St John?s Church

East Dulwich Road SE22 9AT

?63 for the term or ?8 drop-in

?5 per class ? concessions

Contact : Rix Pyke

[email protected]

text only 07871 501646

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