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Qigong for Hip Pain

Hip pain can take many forms. You may feel it in the front of the hip, the back (in the buttocks), on the side (femoral head) of the hip, travelling into the groin, close to the skin surface of deep within the joint. Wherever it is, and whatever the cause, it is generally a good idea to keep the area mobile in order to promote circulation to the area and speed healing (unless your pain restricts your movement completely). In this article you'll learn some Qigong tips to help ease hip pain and promote the flow of Qi through the area. #hippain #hippainrelief #qigong #chikung #qigongmeditation #qigongforbeginners #janicetucker #spacetorelax 👉 SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL HERE: https://bit.ly/Janice_Space2Relax Janice Tucker is a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Medical Qigong. She is also the founder of the Space To Relax online programme of Qigong video lessons. Please don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel by clicking the red "Subscribe" button above so you don't miss my regular videos which are full of useful health enhancing tips. These videos will help you to enhance your health and prevent illness from arising in the first place. Also please give this video a "Like" if you found it informative. Qigong for Hip Pain 1. Shaking Head and Wagging Tail Method This method is part of the 8 Pieces of Brocade (Ba Duan Jin) method in my Space To Relax membership site of online video lessons. What you'll see in the next clip is how to perform this method. Method Use a horse stance, standing with feet about 3 feet apart, knees flexed and pushed outwards over the toes (do not let the knees drop inwards). Place palms on knees. Incline trunk of body to left (men) or the right (women) with head slightly lowered and look at the foot. Raise body up, twisting into hips. Lower body back down and sweep whole of trunk across to the other side (think of top of head as a lighthouse beacon). Look at foot then raise body up, twisting into hips. Lower body back down and sweep across to the other side once more. Weight changes from one side to the other and hips are relaxed, following the movement. Knees are bent all the time – do not lock the knee. Maintain strength in legs but be relaxed in waist and trunk. Finish the exercise by stepping together as palms turn to face the ground then placing one hand (right for women, left for men) flat over Dan Tian with the other hand on top. Circle a few times in one direction and then the other to seal in the Qi. Allow the hands to drop down by the sides of the body and observe any sensations or changes. Take care if you suffer with high blood pressure or dizziness not to lower the head below waist level. Exhale as you look at foot. Inhale as body is raised slightly. Exhale as you look at foot again. Inhale as body sweeps across to the other side. 2. Using the Breath to Release Negative Emotions Use Abdominal Breathing to exhale the pain out through your nostrils. This method is in a previous video I made (https://spacetorelax.com/get-rid-nega.... Where Can I Learn More? If you would like to learn even more benefits of Qigong for hip pain then: 1. Head over to my Space To Relax homepage (https://spacetorelax.com/). There you can sign up for a free 3 part video series of Qigong lessons. Once you've completed the free series you'll have the opportunity to join my Space To Relax online membership programme of Qigong video lessons. This will allow you to take your practice to a whole new level where you will learn many exercises to eliminate health issues before they become a major problem. 2. Subscribe to my YouTube channel by clicking the red "Subscribe" button. 3. Join my free Facebook group, "Space To Relax Free Group" (  / janicetuckercourses  ) and leave any comments or questions for me there. I'll be happy to answer them. MEDICAL DISCLAIMER You must not rely on the information in this video as an alternative to medical advice from your doctor or another professional healthcare provider. The information provided here is of a general nature. You should never delay seeking medical advice, disregard medical advice, or discontinue medical treatment because of the information in this video. By partaking in any Qigong exercises shown in my videos, understand that you do so at your own risk, that there is the chance of physical injury and that you release and discharge Janice Tucker from any and all claims that may arise. Always seek medical advice before embarking upon any exercise programme. https://spacetorelax.com/