About Qigong Atlas
Qigong Atlas is a free guide to qigong. It gathers what newcomers want to know in one place: how the exercises go, what studies report, when to be careful and where to find a class. It exists so beginners have a calm, independent place to start, with sources.
Qigong Atlas is published by Journeywelll; details are on the Who runs this site page.
How the pages are made
The pages are written with AI tools, which makes it possible to review many sources and answer each question in depth. Before publication, every page is compared with the sources it names and automatically checked for health promises and dead links. Statements about effects appear only with a source, and every page shows the month it was last updated.
The exercise photos are made with AI too. The woman in them does not exist, and every page with photos says so. Before publication, each image is compared with the description of its movement, and an image that shows a movement wrongly is made again.
The exercise guides describe published sequences. A qigong teacher has not reviewed the text or the photos so far. For the finer points of a movement, a video or an in-person class is the better guide.
How the site is funded
Qigong Atlas currently takes no money from class providers, apps or publishers, and the comparisons contain no paid placements. If that changes, it will say so here.
Found a mistake?
Write to hello@qigongatlas.com. We fix mistakes as quickly as we can. We can't answer medical questions, so please ask your doctor about those.