Qigong is an ancient Chinese practice rooted in the philosophy of cultivating life force energy — “Qi” — through intentional movement, breath, and focus. But far from being just tradition, Qigong has gained recognition worldwide for its tangible, modern-day health benefits.

At inme, we bring Qigong into your everyday routine in the simplest way possible: 5-minute body practices you can do anywhere, anytime.

What Is Qigong?

Qigong is a form of gentle, flowing movement that aligns breath with posture and intention. It’s considered a moving meditation, and it’s designed to regulate energy flow through meridians in the body — similar to acupuncture, but self-guided.

5 Benefits Backed by Ancient Wisdom & Modern Science

  1. Reduces Stress & Cortisol Levels
    Slow, deliberate movements regulate the nervous system and activate your parasympathetic “rest and digest” mode.
  2. Improves Circulation & Immunity
    Smooth energy flow leads to better blood circulation and immune resilience.
  3. Increases Balance, Flexibility, and Postural Awareness
    Qigong helps build functional strength in joints and muscles.
  4. Enhances Mental Focus
    The breath + body connection clears brain fog and anchors you in the present.
  5. Supports Emotional Processing
    Qigong helps clear blocked emotional energy — promoting clarity, softness, and flow.

Why It’s Perfect for 5-Minute Practice

Qigong doesn’t require a yoga mat, athletic wear, or any space beyond what you need to stand. It’s adaptable to all fitness levels, ages, and body types.

A Sample 5-Minute Qigong Session in inme:

       1 min: Centering breath and gentle shakeout

       2 min: “Lifting the Sky” – spine and shoulder openers

       1 min: Spinal wave

       1 min: “Press Earth, Raise Heaven” closing movement

You’ll feel the shift. From tension → flow. From scattered → centered.

Add This to Your Daily Rhythm

Inside the inme app, you’ll find Qigong practices woven into the body category, curated for emotional, physical, and energetic release.

Try one today — and discover how soft movement can lead to strong transformation.

Nicole Brodie