马来西亚健身气功总会成功举办功法技术考核 推动教学规范化
日期:2025年6月15日
地点:Inti International University, Nilai
为推动健身气功教学体系的专业化与规范化,马来西亚健身气功总会于2025年6月15日举办了健身气功功法技术考级与段位考评,共吸引来自马六甲、雪兰莪、吉隆坡、森美兰、柔佛等地的90多位学员踊跃参与,考核涵盖段前一、段前二、段前三以及初段一和段二的正式段位。
参与健身气功站点包括:
马六甲-K7,马六甲-BS 9、雪兰莪-EcoMajestic,
雪兰莪-Klang SP、森美兰-S2,
柔佛-BPT喜悦、马六甲-人文佛学站、雪兰莪-GHHS、HKL,
柔佛-BPT-Bdr Putera Indah,
雪兰莪-Puchong Tempua、雪兰莪-Serdang Raya、柔佛-BPT-Tian Mau、吉隆坡-BK Jalil,
S’ban Zizaifang、Jhr-BPT Chee Teong、S’ban Rimbun Vista、S’gor PJS3 / Tmn Buana。
本次考核活动由马六甲发展小组主席陈国强博士主持开幕仪式。他在致辞中强调,健身气功不仅有助于调理身心、预防慢病,更需要建立系统化、统一化的教学体系。陈博士特别总结了6月14日培训中关于《六字诀》的核心理论,呼吁全国站点朝着专业、规范、有序的方向推进教学。
课程讲解环节由多位经验丰富的导师轮番上阵:
• 林明芳老师(柔佛发展小组主席)以中文详尽剖析了《六字诀》的常见错误及其纠正方法,并结合多年教学经验,补充了教材以外学员常犯的细节性问题,强调动作规格的准确性。
• 同时,我们特别邀请陈柏森站长(PJS3/Tmn Buana)进行现场示范,讲解《健身气功六字诀》评分的核心要点。他通过一系列规范与错误动作的对比展示,让学员更清晰地理解考核所要求的技术动作规格与评分要点,亲眼见证并体会到练习中常被忽略的关键细节。
• 何秀丽老师(KL Taman Desa 退休校长)以英文辅助讲解,让不同背景的学员都能清晰理解健身气功六字诀核心要点与段位的技术要求。
• 陈仪贞老师(KL Taman Desa 副站长)从“德在功先,备在功前”出发,引用《黄帝内经》等经典,引导学员重视气功修炼中的德性涵养与内在调性。
• 李慧玲老师则从中医角度补充陈老师的讲解,进一步强化“调心为本”的理念,帮助学员提升自我身心觉察力。
此次段位考核具有里程碑意义——这是马来西亚首次推行**初级二段位(段二)**的评定工作,标志着健身气功段位制在本地已逐步从“段前”迈入正式段位阶段。考核项目严格按照中国体育总局健身气功管理中心所认证教材执行,全面涵盖动作规格与演示水平两大评定标准,确保技术的权威性与公正性。
考核结束后,大会特别举行了奖励与证书颁发仪式。现场颁发了健身气功六字诀培训证书,同时,为顺利通过段前一、段前二、段前三、段一与段二的学员,授予了象征荣誉与鼓励的**“COLLARBIN”徽章**,见证大家为健身气功付出的坚持与努力。
本次奖励不仅是对过去努力的肯定,也是一种鼓励,激励学员们将健身气功融入日常生活,持续精进功法与德养,朝着**“身心合一、德艺并修”**的目标不断前行。
Malaysian Health Qigong Association Successfully Held Technical Assessment and Promoted Standardized Teaching
Date: June 15, 2025
Venue: INTI International University, Nilai
To promote the professionalization and standardization of Health Qigong teaching, the Malaysian Health Qigong Association organized a Health Qigong Technical Assessment and Duan (Rank) Evaluation on June 15, 2025. The event attracted over 90 enthusiastic participants from Melaka, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Negeri Sembilan, and Johor. The assessment covered levels from Pre-Duan 1, 2, 3 to Duan 1 and Duan 2 (formal ranks).
Participating Qigong stations included:
Melaka-K7, Melaka-BS9, Selangor-Eco Majestic, Selangor-Klang SP, Negeri Sembilan-S2, Johor-BPT Joy, Melaka-Humanities & Buddhism Station, Selangor-GHHS, HKL, Johor-BPT-Bdr Putera Indah, Selangor-Puchong Tempua, Selangor-Serdang Raya, Johor-BPT-Tian Mau, Kuala Lumpur-BK Jalil, S’ban Zizaifang, Jhr-BPT Chee Teong, S’ban Rimbun Vista, S’gor PJS3 / Tmn Buana.
The opening ceremony was officiated by Dr. Chan Kok Kiong, Chairman of the Melaka Health Qigong Development Sub-Committee. In his speech, Dr. Chan emphasized that Health Qigong not only helps in regulating body and mind and preventing chronic diseases, but also requires a systematic, unified, and professional teaching system. He gave a concise summary of the key theoretical insights from the June 14 Six Healing Sounds (health qigong Liu Zi Jue) training, and called upon all stations nationwide to enhance standardization and discipline in their teaching efforts.
During the theory session, several experienced instructors shared their insights:
• Mr. Lim Ming Fang (Chairperson of the Johor Health Qigong Development Sub-Committee) delivered a comprehensive analysis in Chinese of common mistakes in Health Qigong Liu Zi Jue and correction methods, drawing from both official textbooks and his years of practical teaching experience. He stressed the importance of precision in movement standards.
→ Following Mr. Lim’s explanation, Mr. Tan Poh Sen station head(PJS 3/Taman Buana)conducted a live demonstration of “Health Qigong Liu Zi Jue.Core Movements,” highlighting both standard and common incorrect techniques. This demonstration provided participants with a visual reference for movement specifications and evaluation criteria, helping them clearly recognize typical mistakes often overlooked during practice.
• Ms. Ho Sau Lai (Retired Principal from Taman Desa, KL) provided English explanations to help participants from diverse backgrounds understand the core technical requirements of Health Qigong Liu Zi Jue for Duan evaluations.
• Ms. Tan Ghee Chen (Vice Station Head, Taman Desa, KL) elaborated on the principle “Virtue comes before technique; preparation precedes practice,” citing classical texts such as Huangdi Neijing to stress the moral foundation and internal regulation in Qigong training.
• CP Lee Wai Ling, building on Ms. Tan’s insights, offered a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective to reinforce the concept of mind-centered regulation (tiao xin), encouraging deeper body-mind awareness among the participants.
This Duan evaluation was a milestone—for the first time in Malaysia, the Duan 2 (Level Two) rank was formally introduced, marking the local transition from Pre-Duan stages into the formal Duan system. The assessment strictly followed the standards set by the Chinese Health Qigong Administrative Center under the General Administration of Sport of China, and covered two key areas: movement specifications and performance quality, ensuring fairness and professionalism.
After the assessment, a certificate and recognition ceremony was held. Participants who completed Health Qigong Liu Zi Jue theoretical training received certificates, and those who passed the various Duan levels (Pre-Duan 1–3, Duan 1, Duan 2) were awarded the “COLLARBIN” badge—a symbol of honor and encouragement for their commitment and perseverance.
These rewards not only serve as recognition of past efforts, but also act as inspiration for participants to make Health Qigong a part of their daily lives. They are encouraged to continue refining their techniques and cultivating virtue, steadily progressing toward the goal of “harmonizing body and mind, and cultivating both virtue and skill.”