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            <h3>Reflexology</h3>
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                    According to Reflexology's ancient Oriental philosophy there is an intrinsic relationship among all things, which is reflected in different levels. A small part of the body can influence the whole body, and vice versa. It can also serve as a map of its functioning. The study of those "micro-bodies" and their beneficial influences, in addition to other related exercises, are the basis of Reflexology classes in the Pa-Kua school.
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                    Through the study of traditional and comprehensive techniques, reflexology accelerates the body's own healing process, helping it to return to a natural state of balance. In addition, it preserves our vitality and keeps stress at healthy levels. Those benefits are obtained through manipulations of the "micro-bodies" such as the feet, hands and ears. Learning how to stimulate those body parts with massages, can promote healing or prevent organ imbalances.
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                    Benefits of the practice:
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                        Strengthens the body's immune system
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                        Increases flexibility
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                        Control and harmonization of breathing
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                        Harmonization of the internal energy
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                        Greater physical awareness
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                        Physical and mental wellbeing
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            <h3>Syntony</h3>
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                    In their constant search for answers, our ancestors realised that the key to understanding the Universe was self-study; achieving "Sintony" between themselves and the world around them. It is imperative, therefore, to work on harmonising our minds and body by practising movements and meditations that strengthen this connection. In the Pa-Kua School, this study is called Sintony, also known as Chinese Yoga; a path to self-knowledge through stretches, poses, breathing techniques, and meditation.
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                    Sintony promotes excellent physical conditioning; movements tone and strengthen the body developing muscle mass while burning calories. Specifically, stretching exercises increase the students' flexibility, and help prevent injuries, whilst meditations oxygenate the body and regulate the cardiovascular system. The students will also learn techniques to relieve stress and achieve a state of tranquillity in their day-to day activities.
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                    Benefits of the practice:
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                        Controls stress
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                        Promotes relaxation and tranquillity
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                        Improves physical posture
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                        Greater stretching and flexibility
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                        Harmonisation of metabolism
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                        Muscle sculpting
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                        Helps confront and control the ego
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            <h3>Energy</h3>
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                    Traditional Chinese Medicine is one of the oldest healing arts and it's comprehensive classification of the human bioenergetics system is used worldwide. It not only uses effective methods of healing through acupressure and massages, but also offers therapeutic movements, study of nutrition, observations of daily habits, and identification of a person's disharmonies. Only through a holistic vision of the treatment can one reach the heart of the problem rather than treat symptoms.
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                    This comprehensive approach is the basic principle of the Pa-Kua Energy discipline, which teaches and trains in the traditional techniques of manipulation and study of the internal energy, in order to improve a person's overall health, strength and vitality.
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                    The regular practice of Pa-Kua Energy includes a variety of techniques that improve the vitality of the body and mind. The student also acquires knowledge in nutrition, energy pathways, massages, the theory of the Five Elements, the concept of Yin Yang, and much more.
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                    Classes are open to anyone who has an interest in learning and practicing these ancient techniques for better health and a longer life.
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                    Benefits of the practice:
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                        Regulating the Energy Cycles
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                        Harmonisation of the metabolism
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                        Improvement of general condition of the body
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                        Increases energy and improves mental disposition
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                        Learn contemporary practical applications of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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            <h3>Rhythm</h3>
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                    Music and dance have accompanied human beings since ancient times. Sounds and vibrations generate various mental and physical effects, and therefore, have a great influence on us. This power has been utilised for multiple purposes, ranging from entertainment to spirituality, meditation to, even, preparation for combat. That study is an important source of knowledge that helps overcome our physical limitations. In the Pa-Kua school this is exemplified by Pa-Kua Rhythm, a combination of music and martial art.
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                    Basic attacks using the legs and hands are combined to achieve velocity and explosion.
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                    Reflexes will improve through an exciting regimen with a partner, using the rhythm of music to get in tune one with another. Strength and physical stamina are improved through routines that use punching bag and gloves, also improving both movement and posture wile hitting. You will burn calories while learning the principles of martial art in a fun and high energy class.
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                    Benefits of the practice:
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                        Weight loss
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                        Stress relief
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                        Endurance
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                        Improved coordination and core strength
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                        Harmonizes bio-rhythms
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                        Fun and relaxation to the rhythm of music
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