Now free · Set 1 Master Course

Master Shíbāshì Set 1 in 3 to 6 months, from Professor Lin's lineage. Free.

The complete Set 1 Master Course, now free. Build a full foundation in movement, breath, and internal practice through the original system of its creator, Professor Lin Housheng.

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Original system. Direct transmission.
With Fabrice Piché, indoor student of Professor Lin

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Orig. $500 · Free access

18 Movements

The complete original set

324 Sessions

Over 40 hours of instruction

Lifetime Access

Practice at your own pace

01 / The Practice

The same movement. A different understanding.

“This feels like a completely different movement.”

It is one of the most common things students say after working through a movement with Fabrice. From the outside, almost nothing changed. From the inside, everything did.

This course takes you beyond remembering the choreography. Explore how structure, breath, and attention work together, and build a foundation you can return to throughout your practice.

01

Structure

Begin with correct form. Develop the alignment and foundations behind each movement.

02

Breath

Explore the relationship between your breathing and the way movement unfolds.

03

Integration

Give the material time to become practice. Return with new questions as your understanding develops.

What's inside

Everything from the original $500 course. Nothing held back.

Recorded from a live training with a group of acupuncturists, this course has Chinese medicine depth built into every section. You don’t need that background to practice correctly. The depth is there when you’re ready for it.

Layer 1

Correct Form

All 18 movements taught in detail: structure, alignment, upper and lower body coordination, and the basic breath connection. Sessions run 7 to 15 minutes.

Layer 2

From the Inside Out

Every movement revisited through breath mechanics, internal pressure, Qi perception, entering tranquility, and the therapeutic purpose of each position.

Also included

Shaolin Zhan Zhuang

The standing foundation that gives the movements their structure and internal power.

Qi Perception Training

From surface sensitivity to deeper internal sensing throughout the body.

Breathing Mechanics

Qigong breathing mechanics and how breath specifically moves Qi and blood.

Medical Qigong Theory

Organ systems, channels, and clinical application principles.

Meditation Practices

Guan Qi, Dantian circulation, and Qi ball development exercises.

03 / The Transmission

Learn from the source.

Fabrice Piché
Indoor student of Professor Lin Housheng

Fabrice Piché is a practitioner of Chinese Medicine, Medical Qigong, and Acupuncture with nearly 30 years of teaching experience. Beginning his training in 1997, he holds advanced diplomas in Qigong, Chinese Massage Therapy, a Master of Medical Qigong (affiliated with Henan University), and formal acupuncture training.

In 2011, Fabrice began studying privately with Professor Lin Housheng—creator of Taiji Qigong Shibashi and former director of the Shanghai Qigong Research Institute—training regularly at his Los Angeles residence through 2019.

In 2012, Professor Lin officially appointed Fabrice as an authorized representative with a signed mandate to preserve the system’s authenticity in the West. He was later publicly acknowledged as an indoor disciple at the 12th Shanghai International Symposium, performing alongside Professor Lin (watch demonstration).

Fabrice founded the first authorized Shibashi Teacher Training Program in Canada in 2012 and continues to teach students across North America, Europe, and beyond.

04 / Your Path

Meet your practice where it is.

Wherever you’re starting from, the full course is yours at no cost.

01

Build your foundation

New to Qigong? Begin with correct form and build your understanding from the ground up. No previous experience required.

02

Deepen your practice

Move beyond the external shape. Explore the internal principles behind movements you may have practiced for years.

03

Enrich your teaching

For teachers, therapists, and acupuncturists who want a more complete understanding of the system and its foundations.

Complete curriculum

Course Content Overview

Comprehensive step-by-step video instruction, practice sessions, and clinical theory.

  1. Foundational Principles and Exercises (Start here!)67:53
  2. Qi Perception Exercises61:03
  3. Connecting Breath and Motion: Understanding Breathing Anatomy in Taiji Qigong Shibashi114:08
  1. Movement 1: Beginning the form and regulating the breath 起势调息 QǏ SHÌ DIÀO XĪ18:48
  2. Movement 2: Expanding the Chest 开胸怀 Kāi Kuò Xiōng Huái30:01
  3. Movement 3: Waving a Rainbow 挥舞彩虹 Huī Wǔ Cǎi Hóng41:18
  4. Movement 4: Turning the arms to separate the clouds 轮臂分云 Lún Bì Fēn Yún29:31
  5. Practice of movements 1 to 434:10
  6. Movement 5: In a fix posture, turn the arms (spiralling the humerus) 定步倒卷肱 Dìng Bù Dào Juǎn Gōng49:47
  7. Movement 6: Rowing in the middle of the lake 湖心划船 Hú Xīn Huá Chuán19:29
  8. Practice of movements 1 to 635:17
  9. Movement 7: Lifting the ball in front of the shoulder 肩前托球 Jiān Qián Tuō Qiú30:42
  10. Movement 8: Turn the body to look at the moon 转体望月 Zhuǎn Tǐ Wàng Yuè35:14
  11. Movement 9: Turning the waist to push with the palm 转腰推掌 Zhuǎn Yāo Tuī Zhǎng23:27
  12. Practice of movements 1–97:31
  13. Movement 10: Horse stance, cloud hands 马步云手 Mǎ Bù Yún Shǒu28:54
  14. Movement 11: Scooping up the sea, looking at the sky 捞海观天 Lāo Hǎi Guān Tiān42:30
  15. Practice of movements 1–1140:35
  16. Movement 12: Pushing and undulating the wave 推波助浪 Tuī Bō Zhù Làng13:53
  17. Movement 13: Pigeon open its wings 飞鸽展翅 Fēi Gē Zhǎn Chì7:14
  18. Practice of movements 11–12–1310:26
  19. Movement 14: Stretching the arm and punching 伸臂冲拳 Shēn Bì Chōng Quán21:17
  20. Practice of Movements 1–14 with Focus on Breathing and Qi Perception38:13
  21. Movement 15: Flying like a wild goose 大雁飞翔 Dà Yàn Fēi Xiáng25:34
  22. Movement 16: Turning like a flywheel 环飞轮 Huán Zhuǎn Fēi Lún23:59
  23. Practice of Movements 15–166:46
  24. Movement 17: Bouncing the ball while walking 踏步拍球 Tà Bù Pāi Qiú40:50
  25. Movement 18: Pushing the palm to calm the Qi 按掌平气 Àn Zhǎng Píng Qì14:48
  26. Practice of Movements 15–1810:18
  27. Practice of Movements 11–1816:30
  28. Practice of Set 1 (All Movements 1–18)30:40
  29. Transitions Between Movements: The Taiji Side of the Family73:38
  1. Lin Housheng’s translations from his book: Taiji Qigong Shibashi
  2. Introduction to the Intermediate Level of Practice69:02
  3. Movement 1 Beginning the Form the Right Way59:08
  4. Movement 2: Your Chest Must Physically Expand20:18
  5. Movement 3: Taste the Rainbow14:39
  6. Movement 4: Opening the Inner/Outer Gates44:11
  7. Movement 5: Spiral from the Core46:49
  8. Movement 6: Row with your Back17:43
  9. Movement 7: Time to Float16:34
  10. Movement 8: Wringing the Body28:54
  11. Movement 9: Rotate the Lumbars24:50
  12. Movement 10: Mind Body Connection21:58
  13. Movement 11: The Art of Stepping20:51
  14. Movement 12: Standing Tall21:23
  15. Movement 13: Opening to Heaven28:46
  16. Movement 14: The Way of the Healing Fist27:28
  17. Movement 15: Free as a Bird28:49
  18. Movement 16: Big Bubble34:05
  19. Movement 17: Bouncing the Dāntián 丹田26:33
  20. Movement 18: Start your Day23:33
  21. Set 1 Practice: Following the Story of the Images27:00
  22. Intermediate Level Theory90:35
  1. Shaolin Zhan Zhuang a.k.a. NeiJin YiZhiChan99:51
  2. Shaolin Neijin Finger Bending38:28
  3. Practice Sessions33:56
  4. Shaolin Mix Postures35:11
  5. Shaolin Neijin Holding the Ball 左右双臂抱球 Dì wǔ jié zuǒ yòu shuāng bì bào qiú18:09
  1. Guān Qì (贯气 “Threading Qi” a.k.a. Grounding the Qi)19:20
  2. Circulating Qi Around DanTian21:07
  3. Qi Bubble Development9:24
  1. Similarities and differences between Acupuncture and Medical Qigong.35:58
  2. Medical Qigong Practice63:07
  3. Advanced Level Theory51:02
  4. Contraindication to Qigong Practice12:39
What students and colleagues say

Depth you can feel.

A living lineage

Preserved with care. Passed on with purpose.

Created by Professor Lin Housheng in the late 1970s, Taiji Qigong Shibashi brings structure, breath, and meditation into one connected system.

Fabrice studied regularly with Professor Lin from 2011 to 2019. In 2012, Professor Lin appointed Fabrice and François Caron as his authorized representatives in Canada and France, with a mandate to preserve the authenticity of the system.

1970s

Professor Lin creates Taiji Qigong Shibashi

2011

Fabrice begins private study with Professor Lin

Today

The original teaching. Wherever you practice.

A note on pace

Less rushing. More becoming.

Give yourself time to live with the movements. Three to six months is a useful starting rhythm for most students. With lifetime access, you can return as your practice evolves.

Learn • Practice • Integrate • Repeat
A little clarity

Before you begin.

Yes. The complete Set 1 Master Course, originally $500, is now free, with every session included and lifetime access.

Fabrice wants the authentic system to reach as many practitioners as possible. Removing the cost was the most direct way to do that.

Yes. The first layer takes you from the beginning through correct form. Previous experience may help you progress, but it is not required.

You have lifetime access across all your devices. The course does not expire.

Absolutely. The course is complete on its own for personal practice. Understanding what a movement does and why it works adds depth to the way you practice.

This free course is the foundation of Teacher Training. The paid Teacher Training program adds 10 private one-on-one sessions with Fabrice and merit-based lineage certification. This course alone does not include certification.

No. You do not need to enter credit card or payment information to access the free course.

Begin with intention. Develop with depth.

Taiji Qigong Shibashi Set 1 Master Course with Fabrice Piché.