Qigong Isn’t Just Taught in Yoga Studios

Jan 18

Written By Christopher Grant

When people hear the word Qigong, they often picture a yoga studio or gym.

Soft lighting. Quiet music. A scheduled class.

That image misses the bigger truth.

Qigong is being taught in places where people actually live their lives.

In senior centers.
In hospitals.
In schools.
In prisons.
In community programs.
In healthcare and healing environments.

Why?

Because Qigong doesn’t require special rooms, athletic bodies, or perfect conditions. It meets people where they are. It supports regulation, resilience, and presence in environments that are often stressful, overstimulating, or under-resourced.

For many of our graduates, Qigong isn’t a studio career. It’s a transferable skill that integrates into real work, real service, and real human moments.

If you’ve ever wondered where Qigong is actually being taught today – and why it matters now more than ever – we explore that fully here:

👉 Where Qigong Is Actually Being Taught Today (Beyond Yoga Studios)

This article looks at how Qigong shows up in society, not on a pedestal. And why its relevance continues to grow across the United States and Canada.