RECOMMENDED READING

There is no real substitute for personal interactions and experiences when learning any new exercise system. However reading and viewing work can prove helpful, particularly in jogging memories. Below I make several suggestions as to places to start.

MUST READS

Master Lam Kam Chuen (1991) THE WAY OF ENERGY: mastering the Chinese art of internal strength with Chi Kung exercise, Gaia Books, New York

Hoff, B (1982) THE TAO OF POOH, Penguin, New York

OTHER SUGGESTED READING

Cohen, K. (1996) THE WAY OF QIGONG: The art and science of Chinese energy healing Ballantine Books: New York

Hyams, J (1982) ZEN IN THE MARTIAL ARTS , Bantam, New York

Master Lam Kam Chuen (1999) CHI KUNG: The Way of Healing – Chinese exercises for quieting the mind and strengthening the body, Gaia Books, New York

Requena, Y, (1996) CHI KUNG: The Chinese art of mastering energy, Healing Arts Press, Rochester, Vermont

Sheng Keng Yun, (1997) WALKING KUNG: breathing for health, Samuel Weiser, York Beach, Maine

MY OWN PUBLICATIONS

Warren, B & Coughlin J (2014Stand, Breathe, Smile: Simple standing exercises and approaches to reduce stress and promote good health. Tranquility Press, Oxford.

PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Here are some books related to the programs that DB Wellness Travel offers.

  1. Warren, B. & Spitzer, P. (2014), Smiles Are Everywhere: Integrating Clown-Play into healthcare practice
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