All events for Weekly Xiang Gong (in the Garden)

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org    

Xiang Gong (Fragrant Chi Gong) is an easy form of chi gong that Margaret, the facilitator, learned when she lived in China for a year. The people who taught Margaret, asked her to take health to her country. Suitable for all capabilities – can be done sitting or standing. If the weather allows we will do Xiang Gong in the garden For enquiries, email Geetam@salisburycentre.org