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🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Relieve Arm Pain & Unblock Heart and Lung Meridians ⭐“Pain, heaviness, or numbness in the arms c...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Relieve Arm Pain & Unblock Heart and Lung Meridians ⭐
“Pain, heaviness, or numbness in the arms can indicate stagnation in the Heart or Lung meridians. Stimulating key acupressure points helps restore energy flow, improve circulation, relieve tension, and support heart and lung health.” 🌿💪🫀

Key Acupressure Points for Heart & Lung Meridian Arm Pain

🌿 Hegu (LI-4) – Large Intestine / Arm Circulation

Location: Between the thumb and index finger

How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each hand

Benefits: Improves blood flow to arms and hands, relieves tension, helps unblock meridians

🌿 Quchi (LI-11) – Arm & Elbow Circulation

Location: Outer elbow crease when arm is bent

How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each arm

Benefits: Reduces stiffness, promotes blood and Qi flow along the arm

🌿 Neiguan (PC-6) – Inner Gate / Heart Meridian

Location: Inner forearm, 3 finger-widths above the wrist crease, between the tendons

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each arm

Benefits: Relieves palpitations, calms the mind, unblocks Heart meridian, supports arm circulation

🌿 Shenmen (HT-7) – Spirit Gate / Heart Meridian

Location: Wrist crease, on the little finger side

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each wrist

Benefits: Calms the mind, reduces tension in forearm and hand, improves Heart meridian flow

🌿 Chize (LU-5) – Lung Meridian / Elbow Release

Location: Inner elbow crease, near the biceps tendon

How to Press: Gentle circular pressure for 30 seconds each arm

Benefits: Relieves forearm stiffness, opens the Lung meridian, improves circulation

🌿 Tianzong (SI-11) – Shoulder & Upper Arm Relief

Location: Midpoint of the scapula (shoulder blade)

How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each side

Benefits: Relieves shoulder and upper arm tightness, supports circulation along Heart and Lung meridians

Benefits of Pressing These Points

Relieves arm pain, heaviness, or numbness

Improves circulation and Qi flow along Heart and Lung meridians

Reduces shoulder, elbow, and wrist stiffness

Supports heart and lung health through improved energy flow

🌿 Energy & Meridian Support

Activates Heart, Lung, Large Intestine, and Small Intestine meridians

Moves stagnant Qi and blood through the arms and chest

Supports overall cardiovascular and respiratory wellness

✨ Daily Practice Tips

Press each point 30–60 seconds, 1–2 times daily

Combine with gentle arm stretches and shoulder rolls

Breathe slowly and deeply while pressing

Avoid overpressing painful areas; use gentle, consistent pressure

02/06/2026
🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Improve Sleep & Help You Fall Asleep ⭐“Stimulating these acupressure points calms the mind, rela...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Improve Sleep & Help You Fall Asleep ⭐
“Stimulating these acupressure points calms the mind, relaxes the nervous system, and balances energy, making it easier to fall asleep and enjoy restful, deep sleep.” 🌿😴🛌

Key Acupressure Points for Sleep

🌿 Shenmen (HT-7) – Spirit Gate

Location: Wrist crease, on the little finger side

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each wrist

Benefits: Calms the mind, reduces anxiety, improves sleep quality

🌿 Anmian – Peaceful Sleep

Location: Behind the ear, between the mastoid process and jawbone

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each side

Benefits: Relieves insomnia, eases restlessness, relaxes the nervous system

🌿 Yintang – Third Eye

Location: Midpoint between the eyebrows

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds

Benefits: Calms the mind, reduces stress, helps with falling asleep faster

🌿 Sanyinjiao (SP-6) – Yin Intersection

Location: Inner leg, 4 finger-widths above the ankle, behind the tibia

How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each leg

Benefits: Balances Yin energy, relieves tension, supports deep sleep

🌿 Neiguan (PC-6) – Inner Gate

Location: Inner forearm, 3 finger-widths above the wrist crease, between the tendons

How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each arm

Benefits: Relieves anxiety, palpitations, and restlessness, supports heart and mind calmness

Additional Tips for Better Sleep

Press these points 30–60 seconds each before bedtime

Combine with slow, deep breathing or a short meditation

Keep your bedroom dark, cool, and quiet

Avoid caffeine or heavy meals 2–3 hours before sleep

🌿 Benefits of Regular Acupressure for Sleep

Reduces stress and anxiety

Calms the mind and nervous system

Improves sleep quality and duration

Balances energy flow for restful, rejuvenating sleep

🌿✨ Basic Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Exercises – Strength & Flexibility ⭐“These simple exercises improve joint mobility, rel...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Basic Shoulder, Elbow & Wrist Exercises – Strength & Flexibility ⭐
“These simple exercises improve joint mobility, relieve stiffness, enhance circulation, and reduce pain in the upper limbs. Perfect for beginners, office workers, or anyone with tight shoulders, elbows, or wrists.” 🌿💪🖐️

Shoulder Exercises

Shoulder Rolls

How: Sit or stand, roll shoulders forward 10 times, then backward 10 times

Benefits: Releases tension, improves circulation, warms up shoulder joints

Arm Circles

How: Extend arms to the sides, make small forward circles 10–15 times, then backward

Benefits: Strengthens shoulder muscles, improves range of motion

Shoulder Shrugs

How: Lift shoulders toward ears, hold 3 seconds, relax, repeat 10 times

Benefits: Relieves stiffness and tension in neck and shoulders

Elbow Exercises

Elbow Flexion & Extension

How: Bend your elbows bringing your hands toward shoulders, then straighten slowly, 10–15 reps

Benefits: Strengthens biceps and triceps, improves elbow mobility

Elbow Circles

How: Bend elbows at 90°, rotate forearms in circular motions 10 times each direction

Benefits: Loosens joint, improves circulation, reduces stiffness

Wrist Exercises

Wrist Flexion & Extension

How: Extend arm in front, gently pull fingers downward (flexion) and upward (extension) with opposite hand, 10 reps each

Benefits: Reduces wrist stiffness, prevents strain

Wrist Circles

How: Rotate wrists clockwise and counterclockwise 10 times each

Benefits: Improves mobility and blood flow in wrist and hand

Finger Stretch & Fist Clench

How: Spread fingers wide, hold 3 seconds, then make a fist, repeat 10 times

Benefits: Strengthens hand muscles, improves flexibility, relieves tension

🌿 Tips for Best Results

Perform slowly and gently, especially if joints are stiff

Repeat daily or 2–3 times per day if needed

Combine with deep breathing for relaxation and circulation

Stop if there’s sharp pain; slight discomfort is normal

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Cervical Lymphatic & Thyroid Health ⭐“Stimulating these acupressure points helps improve lymphat...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Cervical Lymphatic & Thyroid Health ⭐
“Stimulating these acupressure points helps improve lymphatic drainage, support thyroid function, reduce neck tension, and enhance circulation in the cervical area. Regular practice promotes immunity, hormonal balance, and overall neck wellness.” 🌿🦋💆‍♂️

🌿 Key Acupressure Points for Cervical Lymphatic & Thyroid Maintenance

🌿 Tiantu (CV-22) – Neck Center / Throat Support
• Location: Center of the lower neck, just above the collarbone
• How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds
• Benefits: Supports thyroid function, opens the throat, improves local circulation

🌿 Fengchi (GB-20) – Neck & Lymphatic Drainage
• Location: Hollows at the base of the skull, on both sides of the neck
• How to Press: Firm circular pressure for 30–60 seconds each side
• Benefits: Relieves neck stiffness, promotes lymphatic drainage, reduces swelling and tension

🌿 Jianjing (GB-21) – Shoulder & Neck Circulation
• Location: Midpoint between the base of the neck and shoulder tip
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each side
• Benefits: Improves blood and lymph circulation, eases neck and shoulder stiffness

🌿 Shanzhong (CV-17) – Chest Center / Lymph & Qi Flow
• Location: Center of the chest, level with the ni***es
• How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds
• Benefits: Promotes lymphatic circulation, opens chest, supports immune function

🌿 Tienshu (ST-9) – Thyroid & Carotid Support
• Location: On the side of the neck, level with the thyroid cartilage, lateral to the windpipe
• How to Press: Very gentle circular motion for 20–30 seconds each side (avoid pressing too hard on the arteries)
• Benefits: Supports thyroid function, improves cervical circulation, stimulates lymph flow

🌿 Zusanli (ST-36) – Whole-Body Circulation & Vitality
• Location: 4 finger-widths below the kneecap, 1 finger-width lateral to the shin
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 60 seconds each leg
• Benefits: Boosts overall circulation and energy, indirectly supporting lymphatic and thyroid health

🌿 Benefits of Pressing These Points
• Supports thyroid and hormonal function
• Enhances cervical lymphatic drainage and immune function
• Relieves neck and shoulder tension
• Improves circulation and Qi flow in the neck and upper chest

🌿 Energy & Meridian Support
• Activates Conception Vessel, Stomach, Gallbladder, and Bladder meridians
• Moves stagnant Qi and blood in the neck and shoulders
• Strengthens overall vitality and immune balance

✨ Daily Practice Tips
• Press each point 30–60 seconds, 1–2 times daily
• Breathe deeply and slowly during acupressure
• Combine with gentle neck stretches and shoulder rolls
• Avoid excessive pressure on carotid arteries (ST-9)

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Improve Circulation in Extremities ⭐“Poor circulation in the hands and feet can cause coldness, ...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Improve Circulation in Extremities ⭐
“Poor circulation in the hands and feet can cause coldness, numbness, or fatigue. Stimulating these acupressure points helps move blood and Qi, warm the extremities, relieve tension, and improve overall circulation.” 🌿🖐️🦶💓

🌿 Key Acupressure Points for Extremity Circulation

🌿 Yongquan (KI-1) – Bubbling Spring
• Location: Sole of the foot, depression just below the ball of the foot
• How to Press: Pat, tap, or rub for 30–60 seconds each foot
• Benefits: Grounds energy, improves blood flow to the feet, warms the lower extremities, relieves fatigue

🌿 Taixi (KI-3) – Kidney Source Point
• Location: Inner ankle, between the medial malleolus and Achilles tendon
• How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each foot
• Benefits: Strengthens Kidney energy, warms feet and legs, improves lower-body circulation

🌿 Hegu (LI-4) – Hand Circulation Point
• Location: Between the thumb and index finger
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each hand
• Benefits: Promotes circulation in the hands and arms, relieves tension and numbness

🌿 Quchi (LI-11) – Arm & Hand Energy Flow
• Location: Outer elbow crease when arm is bent
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each arm
• Benefits: Boosts blood flow to arms and hands, relieves stiffness, supports overall circulation

🌿 Zusanli (ST-36) – Whole-Body Circulation Booster
• Location: 4 finger-widths below the kneecap, 1 finger-width lateral to the shin
• How to Press: Firm circular pressure for 60 seconds each leg
• Benefits: Strengthens legs, improves blood and Qi flow to lower extremities, supports energy and vitality

🌿 Shenshu (BL-23) – Kidney & Lower Back Circulation
• Location: 2 finger-widths lateral to the lower spine at waist level
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each side
• Benefits: Supports Kidney energy, warms lower body, improves leg circulation

🌿 Benefits of Pressing These Points
• Improves blood flow to hands and feet
• Reduces numbness, coldness, and fatigue in extremities
• Strengthens energy (Qi) and vitality
• Supports overall cardiovascular and kidney function

🌿 Energy & Meridian Support
• Activates Kidney, Bladder, Stomach, Large Intestine, and Pericardium meridians
• Moves stagnant Qi and blood throughout the body
• Supports balanced circulation and warmth in extremities

✨ Daily Practice Tips
• Press or tap each point 30–60 seconds, 1–2 times daily
• Combine with gentle hand and foot stretches
• Warm your hands and feet after acupressure for better effect
• Practice consistently for gradual improvement

🌿✨ Tai Chi Exercise – Leg Strength & Jumping Power ⭐“Tai Chi isn’t just gentle flowing movements—it also builds leg stre...
02/06/2026

🌿✨ Tai Chi Exercise – Leg Strength & Jumping Power ⭐
“Tai Chi isn’t just gentle flowing movements—it also builds leg strength, improves balance, and enhances lower-body power. Incorporating focused leg exercises and controlled jumps strengthens muscles, tendons, and ligaments while maintaining Qi flow.” 🌿🦵💪

🌿 Tai Chi Leg Strength & Jumping Routine (10–15 Minutes)

Warm-Up: Knee Bends & Ankle Rolls
• Stand with feet shoulder-width apart
• Slightly bend knees and roll ankles clockwise and counterclockwise 5–10 times
Benefits: Prepares joints, prevents injury, improves ankle flexibility

Horse Stance (Ma Bu) – Leg Power Foundation
• Stand with feet wider than shoulders, knees bent, thighs parallel to the floor
• Hold posture 20–40 seconds, gradually increase duration
• Keep back straight and engage core
Benefits: Strengthens quadriceps, glutes, calves, and core, builds endurance

Single-Leg Balance with Knee Lift
• Shift weight to one leg, lift the opposite knee slowly to waist height
• Hold 3–5 seconds, then switch legs, repeat 8–10 times per side
Benefits: Improves balance, strengthens thigh and hip muscles, enhances knee stability

Tai Chi Step with Controlled Jump
• Step forward in Tai Chi lunge, then gently push off to lift back foot 2–4 inches
• Land softly, maintaining balance, repeat 8–10 times per leg
Benefits: Builds lower-body explosive strength, improves tendon and ligament resilience, trains controlled jumping

Wave Hands Like Clouds with Leg Squat Integration
• Perform smooth arm movements while slightly sinking into horse stance
• Alternate weight between legs as you step side to side
• Focus on sinking and rising gently
Benefits: Strengthens legs dynamically, improves coordination, integrates Qi flow with movement

Cool Down: Calf & Hamstring Stretch
• Stand or sit, extend one leg forward, gently lean to touch toes
• Hold 20–30 seconds per leg, breathe deeply
Benefits: Relieves tension, improves flexibility, prevents soreness

🌿 Benefits of Tai Chi Leg & Jumping Exercises
• Strengthens quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, and glutes
• Improves balance, stability, and coordination
• Enhances tendon and ligament strength
• Promotes smooth Qi flow and lower-body circulation
• Boosts endurance and controlled explosive power

✨ Daily Practice Tips
• Perform 10–15 minutes daily for best results
• Move slowly, focusing on posture, balance, and breathing
• Progressively increase duration and depth of stances for strength
• Can combine with acupressure for lower-body energy enhancement

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Support Cold Belly, Irregular Menstruation & Ovarian Health ⭐“Stimulating these acupressure poin...
02/05/2026

🌿✨ Acupressure Points – Support Cold Belly, Irregular Menstruation & Ovarian Health ⭐
“Stimulating these acupressure points helps improve blood circulation in the lower abdomen, regulate menstrual cycles, relieve pelvic coldness, and support ovarian function. Regular practice promotes reproductive health, reduces discomfort, and balances energy.” 🌿🌸🩸

🌿 Key Acupressure Points for Women’s Reproductive Health

🌿 Guanyuan (CV-4) – Lower Abdomen Energy
• Location: 3 finger-widths below the navel
• How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds
• Benefits: Warms the lower abdomen, strengthens uterine and ovarian function, regulates menstrual cycles

🌿 Zhongji (CV-3) – Front-Mu of the Bladder / Uterine Support
• Location: 4 finger-widths below the navel
• How to Press: Gentle circular pressure for 30–60 seconds
• Benefits: Improves blood flow to the pelvic area, relieves menstrual irregularities, supports ovarian health

🌿 Sanyinjiao (SP-6) – Yin Intersection
• Location: Inner leg, 4 finger-widths above the ankle, behind the tibia
• How to Press: Firm circular motion for 30–60 seconds each leg
• Benefits: Regulates menstruation, strengthens kidney and liver energy, relieves pelvic cold and cramping

🌿 Diji (SP-8) – Xi-Cleft Point of Spleen
• Location: 3 finger-widths below the inner knee, medial side of tibia
• How to Press: Firm circular pressure for 30–60 seconds each side
• Benefits: Reduces menstrual pain, improves blood circulation in uterus and ovaries, balances reproductive energy

🌿 Taixi (KI-3) – Kidney Source Point
• Location: Inner ankle, in the depression between the medial malleolus and Achilles tendon
• How to Press: Gentle circular motion for 30–60 seconds each foot
• Benefits: Strengthens kidney energy, warms the lower abdomen, supports hormonal balance

🌿 Benefits of Pressing These Points
• Warms the lower abdomen and reduces pelvic cold
• Regulates menstrual cycles and eases cramps
• Improves ovarian and uterine circulation
• Strengthens kidney, liver, and spleen energy for reproductive health

🌿 Energy & Reproductive Health
• Activates Conception Vessel, Spleen, Kidney, and Liver meridians
• Moves stagnant Qi and blood in the lower abdomen
• Supports hormonal balance, fertility, and menstrual wellness

✨ Daily Practice Tips
• Press each point 30–60 seconds, 1–2 times daily
• Combine with gentle lower-abdominal massage in clockwise motion
• Keep abdomen warm after acupressure for better results
• Practice during premenstrual or menstrual periods to relieve discomfort

🌿✨ Vibrate Shenshu (BL-23) – Strengthen Kidneys & Relieve Lower Back Fatigue ⭐“Gently vibrating or massaging the Shenshu...
02/05/2026

🌿✨ Vibrate Shenshu (BL-23) – Strengthen Kidneys & Relieve Lower Back Fatigue ⭐
“Gently vibrating or massaging the Shenshu (BL-23) point stimulates the Kidney meridian, relaxes the lower back, improves circulation, and supports overall energy. Regular practice helps relieve lumbar stiffness, reduce fatigue, and enhance vitality.” 🌿🦴💪

🌿 Shenshu (BL-23) – Kidney Shu Point
• Location: 2 finger-widths lateral to the lower spine, at the waist level
• How to Vibrate/Stimulate:

Sit or lie comfortably

Use your fingertips to press lightly on the point

Apply small, rapid vibrating movements for 30–60 seconds each side
• Benefits:

Relieves lower back stiffness and fatigue

Strengthens Kidney energy and lumbar support

Improves circulation in the lower back and legs

Reduces tension and promotes relaxation

🌿 Additional Benefits of Vibrating BL-23
• Enhances spinal flexibility
• Supports vitality and energy flow
• Reduces stress and mental fatigue
• Promotes overall kidney health according to TCM

🌿 Energy & Meridian Support
• Activates the Kidney and Bladder meridians
• Moves stagnant Qi and blood in the lower back
• Strengthens the body’s core energy and lumbar region

✨ Daily Practice Tips
• Vibrate each point 30–60 seconds, 1–2 times per day
• Combine with deep, slow breathing
• Can be done while seated, standing, or lying down
• Pair with gentle lower-back stretches for maximum effect

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