Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine come together in the Purposeful Exercise System
Yueh-Ching Chung has been active from a young age. Involved with movement-based activities such as sports and dance, she knows how important it is to move her body with purpose. Blending the ancient traditions of Chinese philosophy and movement with the scientific knowledge of western medicine, Chung has developed the Purposeful Exercise System, which she shares in her new book, “One Body, One Life Within your Control.”
Chung’s exercise system consists of three programs designed to help readers rebuild the fundamental focus on anatomy and kinesiology that may have been missed when they started participating in their chosen exercise or sport. Chung hopes that with this new-found knowledge and awareness, readers will understand how to use the right muscles and improve proper alignment using the correct technique.
“This program can be applied to any physical activity,” Chung said. “Mastering these skills is a gratifying growing process that produces confidence and improved health.”
The book covers the three fundamentals: breath, nutrition, and exercise. With these tenets, Chung shares how readers can reach their optimal health. In addition, Chung has made over 100 YouTube videos that help to walk readers through the exercises in the book.
“One Body, One Life Within your Control: A Symbolic Approach to Wellness”
By Yueh-Ching Chung
ISBN: 9781982269883 (softcover); 9781982272753 (electronic)
Available at Balboa Press, Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the author
Yueh-Ching Chung has been involved in movement-based activities, sports, and arts since 1969. She grew up in Taiwan, the Republic of China, and moved to the United States in 1976. She is the founder-director of Heights of Wellness, a state-of-the-art movement and wellness studio established in 2005. Chung blends together the ancient traditions of Chinese philosophy and movement with the scientific knowledge of western medicine. She has developed the ‘Purposeful Exercise System’, a program that focuses on the missing exercise fundamentals. She offers instruction in Stott Pilates, Qigong/ Taijiquan, to encourage circulation, flexibility, range of motion and a sense of rooting. She incorporates the use of massage therapy, acupressure, and energy work to alleviate the collection of stress in the mind and body to promote clearer thinking. All her programs integrate a sense of self-awareness, self-healing, and expression to bridge together the health of mind, body, and spirit. To learn more, please visit http://www.onebodyonelifewithching.com.
Her work website: http://www.heightsofwellness.com
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