Mobility, Mood, Confidence: Stories from New Malden Learners

Mobility, Mood, Confidence: Stories from New Malden Learners

September 29, 20253 min read

Small, gentle steps can change a week. These are real voices from our New Malden Qi Gong class — people who chose a calm path and discovered steady progress in balance, mood and confidence. If you’re ready to try a friendly local class on Mondays 12–1 pm, book here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-mondays

Balance and co-ordination: feeling steadier on your feet

“Great awareness of my co-ordination. Enjoy sessions.” — Lynda
“Very enjoyable – helps with co-ordination.” — Carol
“Given me great co-ordination and calm. I can now lift up a boulder and shout ‘huh’ without self-consciousness.” — Mary

Balance grows through slow weight shifts, simple patterns and relaxed focus. If falls are on your mind, start with this guide and come along gently: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/falls-prevention-kt3-qi-gong-balance

Calm, breath and better sleep

“Even after one session, I felt lighter and freer… It is very calming and I really like the breathing techniques.” — Myra
“Have come on really well health-wise and also mentally. I feel really energised and happy after each class.” — Christine
“I feel lighter and de-stressed. I am sleeping better.” — Janis

Breathing steadies the nervous system, which helps sleep and mood. Try a simple reset now, then notice the difference in class: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-lunchtime-stress-reset-breathing

Energy and positivity

“Energetic and more positive, thank you.” — Ruma
“I always feel loosened-up, more relaxed and more positive after the session.” — Joe
“It totally wakes my body up… more conscious of energy throughout my body.” — Mei

Gentle movement wakes the body without draining it. If you’re easing back from aches or stiffness, these seated options help you start safely: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/seated-qi-gong-new-malden-chair-exercise

Grief, resilience and community

“I lost my husband last October and my mother in December. This class has helped me to move on with my life. Thank you.” — Lydie

A calm hour in good company can be deeply restorative. When motivation dips, community holds you up. Read why local groups make change stick: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/community-calm-local-class-new-malden

What to expect on Mondays (12–1 pm)

A warm welcome. Clear, kind guidance.
• Gentle tapping and joint release to loosen stiffness.
• Smooth, repeatable flows for balance and co-ordination.
• Breathing and a short relaxation to finish.
We adapt everything. Stand or sit. Take breaks whenever you like.

Unsure which gentle style suits you best locally? Compare options here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/low-impact-exercise-new-malden-compare and https://brightbeingsacademy.com/qi-gong-vs-tai-chi-new-malden-beginners

Safety, pacing and coming back from setbacks

We keep it low impact and breath-led. Avoid strain and breath holding. Build gradually and rest when you need. If you’re managing blood pressure, joint pain or recovery, read this friendly guide first: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/qi-gong-safety-blood-pressure-joints-new-malden

Where to find us and how to start

Venue: Graham Spicer Institute, 15 Dukes Ave, New Malden KT3 4HL
Time: Mondays, 12–1 pm
Price: £10
First visit tips and directions here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-how-to-get-there
Ready
to begin? Reserve your place now: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-mondays

FAQs — Mobility, Mood, Confidence: Stories from New Malden Learners

Do I need experience to join?
No. Total beginners are welcome. We keep the pace calm and the movements simple. Start here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-mondays

Can I do the whole session seated?
Yes. Chair-friendly options are available throughout. Learn how we adapt here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/seated-qi-gong-new-malden-chair-exercise

Will this help with balance and co-ordination?
Yes. Slow weight shifts and repeatable flows build stability. Begin with this guide: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/falls-prevention-kt3-qi-gong-balance

Is it safe with blood pressure or old injuries?
Go gently, keep breathing soft and avoid strain. Read the safety guide: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/qi-gong-safety-blood-pressure-joints-new-malden — and speak to your GP if unsure.

What should I bring and wear?
Comfortable clothing and water. No mat needed.

Where exactly is the class and how do I get there?
Graham Spicer Institute, 15 Dukes Ave, KT3 4HL. Directions and tips: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-how-to-get-there

How much is it and how do I book?
£10 per class. Mondays 12–1 pm. Book here: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-mondays

Your next step

Join us for a calm, confidence-building hour next Monday. Feel the lift in your mood, the steadiness in your step, and the quiet encouragement of friendly faces.

Reserve your place now: https://brightbeingsacademy.com/new-malden-qi-gong-mondays

I look forward to connecting with you in the next post.
Until then, be well and keep shining.
Peter. :)

Peter Paul Parker is a Meraki Guide and Qi Gong Instructor who helps empaths, intuitives, and the spiritually aware heal emotional wounds, embrace shadow work, and reconnect with their authentic selves. 

Through a unique blend of ancient practices, modern insights, and his signature Dream Method, he guides people towards self-love, balance, and spiritual empowerment.

Peter Paul Parker

Peter Paul Parker is a Meraki Guide and Qi Gong Instructor who helps empaths, intuitives, and the spiritually aware heal emotional wounds, embrace shadow work, and reconnect with their authentic selves. Through a unique blend of ancient practices, modern insights, and his signature Dream Method, he guides people towards self-love, balance, and spiritual empowerment.

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