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I wonder if you might say more about the FLO.

Thanks. Found an ART practitioner in Flagstaff where my mom is at the moment. She has made an appt.

Thanks, all.

What is "ART"?

There is a Chinese cultural center in Phoenix where some decent herbalists have shops. I would ask my teacher for you but he is not currently available. Four years ago I was unable to walk due to sciatica, it was a lumbar vertebrae issue that developed post-stroke. There are a number of legitimate neijia instructors in the Valley but she has to be committed to the work if she wants the results.

 

I would highly recommend several massage therapists and chiropractors in the area if you are open to non-Chinese treatments.

Would be interested in recommendations of anyone you think could help with this.

Thanks.

no...she is actually ok as far as weight goes....75 and very physically active.....did have back surgery in about 1988.

My mother is having serious problems with Sciatica pain that conventional medicine is not having much effect upon.

Does anyone have any recommendations for good practictioners of acupuncture/tcm/medical qigong in Arizona who might be able to help her?

Yes, I've watched his youtube videos and read his pages. I've pretty much come to the conclusion that I'm no longer interested in what he has to offer. Better to go to the more experienced sources from which he studied like Gary Clyman and Richard Clear.

I've been practicing Gary Clyman's Tidal Wave Chi Kung for a while. I like it but I'd like to add a more medically based practice. I am pondering either getting the first two Flying Phoenix DVDs or Ted Mancuso's "Blossoms in the Spring". I like that the "Blossoms in the Spring" practice appears to be fairly short and self contained but I haven't heard too much about it. People seem very happy with Flying Phoenix but it is much larger and could turn into a much longer practice.

Any thoughts on either of these as a complement to Clyman's system?

How much space do you need to practice these movements?

Thanks.

Anyone have any knowledge as to skills or integrity of this particular teacher?

He advertises some intriguing looking courses on ebay.

Curious if anyond has had any experience eith him.

I am pondering Jon Mumford's Om Kara Kriya course. Looks like it could be a good guided path to Kundalini and he has some good lineage connections.

http://www.jonnmumfordconsult.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=KCFPD&Category_Code=1

Curious if you can say more about Big Wave Kung Fu.

Thanks

I've got Gary's Tidal Wave Chi Kung system. Can anyone talk about the Big Wave Kung Fu? It looks like it could be a good addition to the Chi Kung system.

Thanks