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Are you seeking to maintain daily vitality, mental clarity, and natural beauty? With just 3 to 6 minutes a day and a small space, you can begin practicing Peng’s Qi Gong's “Great Breathing Technique,” which promotes detoxification and energy recharge.

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The Great Breathing Technique helps to quickly calm and settle the mind, enabling a gradual awareness of the body, regulating breathing, relaxing muscles, and releasing toxins. It is highly recommended for its calming and restorative benefits.

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After consistent practice over the past six months, I experienced a significant improvement in chronic, unexplained soreness and numbness in my right arm, which previously hindered my movement. I have developed an appreciation for the simplicity and ease of Peng’s Qi Gong, which requires no arduous effort.

～～ Jasper, President of Taipei City North Rotary Club (2011-2012) ～～

Following a skiing accident that exacerbated my pre-existing cervical disc herniation, I suffered persistent pain and numbness in my left arm. Daily training of the Great Breathing Technique involved infusing energy into my dantian and visualizing guiding this energy to my neck and arm. Remarkably, the soreness and numbness diminished significantly. It was as if my spine straightened with an inflating sensation. Peng’s Qi Gong has been incredibly helpful; I sincerely recommend it as an effective method for both health maintenance and illness recovery.

～～ Dr. Zhou Zheming, Director of OnePlus Dental Clinic ～～

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〈Origin of Peng’s Qi Gong〉

Founder Peng Zhiming is a descendant of Peng Zu, the legendary sage from ancient China. He began practicing in 1970 under the guidance of his elder brother Peng Zhihong. It is believed that Peng’s Qi Gong originates from Peng Zu’s teachings.

Péng Zhiming, who once served as a foreign correspondent for three major international news agencies in Taiwan, possesses excellent English writing skills. During a seclusion period in 2009, he dedicated himself to simplifying this traditional martial art to enable more people to learn it. What previously required hours of daily practice has now been condensed into just 10-20 minutes per day, allowing practitioners to achieve legendary iron belt strength within six weeks.

He emphasizes that practicing Peng’s Qi Gong should be joyful and wise rather than arduous. It also helps strengthen mental resilience and focus, contributing positively to career success.

〈Great Breathing Technique〉

Most Western exercises focus only on physical activity of muscles and bones. In contrast, the “Great Breathing Technique” penetrates deeply into internal organs, blood vessels, and nerve endings through energy cultivation.

This method ensures you avoid internal injuries from improper exertion. While fitness is typically the goal of martial arts or exercise, incorrect breathing adjustments can be harmful. The practice serves as a daily health checkup by helping detoxify your body and relieve stress. When fully concentrating on the flow of energy during practice, practitioners can swiftly enter a state of deep tranquility akin to meditative absorption.

〈Software Features〉

• Built-in high-definition instructional demonstration videos
• Detailed static graphics and text tutorials
• Automatic progress tracking system
• Customizable practice session settings with video repetition controls, acting as a personal coach
• Engaging badge system to motivate continuous improvement
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