Qi Gong for Back/Lumbar Relief（Pro）

Ready to Repair Your Lower Back—Not Just Relieve Pain?

If basic stretches only give temporary relief, this program is your surgical strike against chronic lower back pain. Master Li’s 7-day protocol doesn’t just “relax” your back—it rebuilds damaged muscles, realigns spinal joints, and restores blocked qi flow using advanced TCM techniques.

Warning:

These movements are tougher (think deep myofascial release and precision pelvic alignment), but 83% of students slash pain by 50-70% within 7 days. Are you ready to heal—not hide—your pain?

Who It’s For:

• Chronic lower back pain that always flares up
• Stiffness so severe you can’t bend or twist fully
• Failed “quick fixes” (chiropractic adjustments, painkillers, foam rolling)
• Learners ready to work harder for lasting results

What’s Included:

• Daily 15-20 Minute Follow-Along Routines: Guided video sessions with Master Li for consistent, science-backed repair.
• Step-by-Step PDF Guides: Printable breakdowns of lumbar alignment and TCM meridian targets.
• Slow-Motion Video Tutorials: Isolated demos of every movement (e.g., “Pelvic Clock Mobilization”).
• Hale & Well Town Intro: Discover our mission to fuse modern biomechanics with Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Course Features:

• Lasting Repair: 79% of users maintain pain reduction for 6+ months post-course.
• TCM Meets Science: Combines ancient meridian theory with clinical myofascial release techniques.
• Zero Equipment: Uses bodyweight and expert techniques—no gear needed.
• Master Li’s Expertise: 20+ years of clinical success helping 10,000+ students.

How to Access:
After purchase, you’ll receive two confirmations:

1. Email: Instant delivery of your Dropbox course link + secure access key.
2. Order Confirmation Page: A downloadable file on our website with the same Dropbox link + key.
   No logins or portals—just click and start healing. Lifetime access, no expiry.

Pro Tip:

Pair this with our 30-Day Back/Lumbar Relief Course to lock in structural changes.

Note:
Severe disc herniation or sciatica? Consult a physiotherapist first.