The 35 Approved Tai Chi JingFlow Exercises
Every movement from Sophia Lin’s book is freely searchable below. Each guide includes approved step-by-step instructions, custom diagrams, breathing cues, and supported chair variations.
Showing 35 of 35 approved exercises
The Belly Breathing Test
Find out where your breath moves, without correcting it yet.
The Three Point Release
Let the shoulders, hands, and jaw soften before you begin.
The Center Point Breath
Get comfortable in your stance and feel the pressure through your feet.
The Breath-and-Weight Pause
KEY POINT — Feel a small weight shift while your breathing stays easy.
The Three Breath Opening Ritual
Check how you feel and choose the session that fits today.
Ankle Circles
Give each ankle a little comfortable movement.
Knee Lift Pulse
Lift a foot a short distance, then put it down with control.
Hip Circle Flow
Move the hips through a small circle that feels easy.
Shoulder Roll and Chest Open
Prepare the shoulders for gentle arm movement.
Neck Float
Look to either side without straining your neck.
The Breath to Walk Bridge
Take a few comfortable breaths before you start walking.
The Heel-Tap Arc
KEY POINT — Explore two directions without transferring your weight onto the moving foot.
The Short Step Walk
Put several small forward steps together.
The Brush Knee Step
Try a brushing hand movement with a familiar forward step.
The Lateral Glide
Step a little sideways, keeping the feet separate.
The Weight Shift
Feel one foot become lighter while both feet remain down.
Cloud Hands Walk
Join gentle arm circles to a small lateral step.
Parting the Clouds
Open the arms comfortably as you step sideways.
The Ward Off Side Step
Keep an arm softly rounded while you take a sideways step.
The Mindful Step Turn
Turn with small lifted steps instead of twisting a planted knee.
The Reverse Stride
Try one tiny backward placement with firm support. This one is optional.
The Three-Point Pathway Walk
KEY POINT — Change direction with small, separate steps instead of repeating a straight walk.
The Balance and Flow Walk
Pause deliberately with both feet on the floor.
The Upper Body Symphony Walk
Let a small opposite arm movement follow each step.
The Five-Minute Interval Walk
KEY POINT — Alternate short walking intervals with pauses so the session stays manageable.
The Ten-Minute Route Walk
KEY POINT — Use a simple route to practice walking, turning, and returning to a steady finish.
Cloud Hands
Shift in one spot while the hands circle gently.
Wave Arms
Move the arms gently and let the shoulders relax after walking.
Opening the Chest
Open and close the arms without pulling the chest or shoulders.
The Grounding Sequence
Return your attention to steady feet and an easy stance.
The Tai Chi JingFlow Closing Form
Finish deliberately and notice whether your breath is settling.
The Three Minute Minimum
Keep a small seated practice ready for a difficult day.
The Five Minute Reset Walk
Take a short walking break using steps you already know.
The Before Bed Relaxation Flow
Use a quiet seated routine before bed, if it helps you settle.
The Chair Assisted Starter Flow
Practice heel placement while staying close to secure chair support.
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