Qigong for Shoulders, Wrist, and Fingers Online Course

Qigong for Shoulders, Wrist, and Fingers Online Course

Unlock Mobility and Eliminate Pain: Qigong for Shoulders, Wrists, and Fingers

Key Benefits:

  • Pain Relief: Achieve lasting relief from discomfort in the shoulders, wrists, and fingers.
  • Enhanced Mobility: Improve your range of motion and flexibility for better quality of life and sports performance.
  • Boosted Energy and Mood: Elevate your daily energy levels and stabilize your mood naturally.
  • Enhanced Performance: Learn movements that promote longevity and enhance physical performance, particularly beneficial for athletes and active individuals.

Who This Is For:

This course is designed for anyone seeking relief from joint pain, emotional stress, or limited mobility—whether you're a complete beginner exploring Qigong for the first time or an experienced practitioner deepening your mind-body connection.

complete beginner exploring Qigong

Detailed Curriculum:

  • Dynamic Qigong Forms: Ancient movements refined by modern science to boost longevity and physical performance.
  • Pain Relief Techniques: Natural, effective methods for easing shoulder, wrist, and finger pain—blending traditional Qigong with sports science.
  • Breathing & Visualization: Integrative practices that enhance healing and mobility through breathwork and neurologically informed visualization.
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Real Journeys, Real Impact

Discover how White Tiger Qigong has transformed lives around the world—from pain relief and emotional healing to renewed vitality and purpose. These firsthand stories reflect the depth, diversity, and lasting impact of the practice.

Sneak Peek into the Course

By completing this course, participants will:

  • Gain effective techniques to alleviate tension and pain in shoulders, wrists, and fingers
  • Enhance flexibility, strength, and overall joint health
  • Build a personalized practice to maintain long-term mobility and comfort

Bonuses / Extras

  • Exclusive access to a bonus Qigong exercise video
  • Printable Qigong exercise guide

Meet Your Instructors

Tevia Feng

Tevia Feng

Master Instructor

Natalia Kolesnikova

Natalia Kolesnikova

Senior White Tiger Qigong Instructor and Master Reiki Practitioner

Matthew Jessner

Matthew Jessner

White Tiger Qigong Instructor and Movement Arts Director

Zoe Nash

Zoe Nash

Acupuncturist & Health Coach

Chris Kummer N.D.

Chris Kummer N.D.

Naturopathic Doctor & Fascia Expert

Sarah Divine

Sarah Divine

Senior White Tiger Qigong Instructor

Vita Revelli

Vita Revelli

Chinese Medicine Physician

Qigong for Shoulders, Wrist, and Fingers Online Course

Qigong for Shoulders, Wrist, and Fingers Online Course
  • Instructional Videos 
  • Dynamic Qigong Exercises 
  • Breathing Techniques 
  • Expert Access

Qigong for Shoulders, Wrist, and Fingers Online Course

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$49.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Qigong, and how does it help with shoulder, wrist, and finger pain?

Qigong is a centuries-old Chinese practice that combines movement, breathwork, and meditation. This course uses dynamic forms and fascia-focused techniques to naturally relieve pain and restore mobility in the shoulders, wrists, and fingers.

Do I need prior experience to join this course?

Not at all. The course is designed for all levels—from complete beginners to seasoned practitioners. Each movement is guided step-by-step, with modifications offered for different physical abilities.

How long is the course, and can I go at my own pace?

The course runs for 1 hour and 8 minutes, but you can pause, revisit, and practice at your own pace. Many participants integrate the exercises into their daily routine for lasting results.

What if I have limited mobility or a physical condition?

The exercises are gentle and adaptable. Many users with physical limitations report feeling more open, relaxed, and connected to their bodies after practicing. Always listen to your body and consult a healthcare provider if needed.

Is this course backed by science?

Yes. The movements are rooted in ancient Qigong but enhanced by modern sports science and neurological insights—especially in breathing and visualization techniques.

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