length of standing & breathing + sinking qi

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    Hi

    I am fairly new to this so hope you can help. In the weekly practice log it says to practice standing and breathing plus sinking Qi. Do I stand and practice my breathing first for 3 – 20 minutes and then practice sinking my Qi? This may sound like a very basic question but that’s where I’m at right now!

    Thank you for any advice you can offer.

    Suzanne

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    Anonymous
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    Hi Suzanne!
    I am also in my 1st week of the 5 keys. i don’t know if it is correct or not, but i do everything together. first I practice just Standing few minutes then i start with the breathing and after some more minutes I start sinking the qi, wheen finished then i practice the skwat so that at the end i spent about 20-30 min doing everything

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    Anonymous
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    Hi Suzanne,

    If you’re new to this material, please understand one simple thing: these 10
    lessons are an introduction to the system. There is no expectation that you “master”
    them! So you have two options: skim through the 10 lessons as presented over 10
    weeks and, at the end, go back and work much, much more slowly through the
    programme. This method will give you an idea about what’s in the programme, what’s
    coming and how nei gong components are weaved together.  If you find this method stressful (indeed it’s a lot of
    material to take on in a short timeframe!), simply slow down and take two or
    three weeks for each of the 10 lessons.

    So to answer your question, first stand and breathe for a few minutes to
    become comfortable. Then, sink your qi for a few minutes. Eventually the two
    will merge into one.

    Good luck!

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