Combat sports and martial arts Montpellier

Qi Gong - a chi gong - was originally a martial art in traditional Chinese medicine. Today, it is a soft medicine that aims to increase, circulate and use the vital energy of the body. Nathalie Pépin, a former professional dancer and graduate of the Quimetao Centre of Paris, teaches this art to a public of men and women of all ages. It offers traditional qi gong courses or original qi gong dance courses. Meetings take place Monday to Friday, in the Centre Qi et Mouvement (address above) or outside on the banks of Lez, near the Hotel de Région, according to weather conditions. The dance courses take place at the Studio, 18, rue Fougues, next to the Kawa theatre.

Kung-fu was born in the th century in the famous temple of Shaolin, China. It was originally to protect their temple that monks developed this discipline. Open to all from the age of 6, kung-fu accompanies her throughout his life, first to realize his body and then to adulthood to soothe his thirst for competition. Finally, at an advanced age, it becomes a good way to maintain its body and spirit. Pierre-Yves Roquefere, a black belt 6 th dan, provides the courses with his team - to which it is better to rub in his level - from Tuesday to Saturday.