Procedures for Transfer
World Ki Gong members enjoy the privilege of being able to transfer temporarily or permanently to another certified member program under...
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Association Functions
All students that participate in World Ki Gong training are entitled to become a member of World Ki Gong, a program administered by the...
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Red Shirt Requirements
Level VII Students must complete the following: Be a lifetime member of World Ki Gong in good standing. Minimum 10 years practice....
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Blue Shirt Requirements
Level V Students must complete the following: Be a lifetime member of World Ki Gong in good standing. Minimum 5 years practice. Take a...
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Yellow Shirt Requirements
Level III Maintain good standing in World Ki Gong. Minimum 24 months practice . 30 units certified practice since achieving Level II....
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White Shirt Requirements
Level I Members are responsible for submitting a membership application to World Ki Gong. Once membership is accepted, the student may...
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Promotion Test Rules
General Rules Must be an active member of World Ki Gong in good standing. Must have an established relationship with a World Ki Gong...
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Rules and Procedures in Ki Gong Class
From its beginning, World Ki Gong has included both martial arts students and non martial arts members of the community. Grandmaster Shin...
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Philosophy of Shirts/Uniform
Grandmaster Shin established a shirt system for World Ki Gong to provide practitioners with tangible goals and to recognize their level...
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World Ki Gong Sets
World Ki Gong sets are listed in the table below. Descriptions are provided on the following pages. Fundamental SetsSupplemental Sets Sun...
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Ki Gong Practice Types
The physical actions of Ki Gong can be divided into four basic practice types: Static meditation Rhythmic movements Massage Purposeful...
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Meridian (Kyung Rak) and Organ Functions
In traditional oriental medicine, the term “organ” refers both to the physical organ and the energetic functions related to that organ....
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The Five Phases – Oh Hang
The theory of The Five Phases is deeply woven into the fabric of Chinese culture. The theory was integrated into Chinese medicine as...
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Do (Tao) – The Way
The concept of Do, or the way of nature, was initially discussed by Grandmaster Shin in the book Traditional Tang Soo Do Volume I – The...
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The Eight Trigrams – Pal Kae 齰恘
Pal Kae are another method of representing the inter-relationship of Um and Yang and of describing the fundamental principles of...
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Three Treasures – Sam Bo
The Three Treasures are one of the fundamental concepts of Ki Gong and traditional oriental medicine physiology. The Three Treasures† –...
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Um 陰 and Yang 陽
The principle of Um and Yang theory originated in the interest the Chinese had in the patterns and relationships that occurred in nature....
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The Song of Sip Sam Seh
as seen in Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan Volume 2 Never neglect any of the Sip Sam Seh. The source of the will is in the waist. Pay...
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Four Basic Principles of Mind Body Unification
by Koichi Tohei Keep one point (Dan Jun) Relax Completely Keep Weight Underside Extend Ki
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Six Harmonies
External Harmonies Hands and Feet move together Knees and Elbows move together Hips and Shoulders move together Internal Harmonies Heart...
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