Canada Daoyin Yangsheng Gong Training Center (Fountain Of Youth Qi)

In 2013, Fountain Of  Youth Qi was established with the mission of spreading simple, safe and effective health and wellness exercises.

In 2016, Fountain Of Youth Qi organized a performance of Tai Chi Kung Fu Fans at Toronto City Hall Plaza.

In 2017, Tai Chi Kung Fu Fan were featured on the overseas Spring Festival Gala.

In 2018, Sharon Liu, the founder of Fountain Of Youth Qi, was accepted as a disciple by Professor Zhang Guangde, the creator of Daoyin Yangsheng Gong, and became a fellow student of Professor Yang Bolong, the team leader of the Baduanjin editing.

In 2019, Fountain Of Youth Qi participated in the Melbourne International Health Qigong Tournament and won one gold, one silver and six bronzes medals.

In 2020, a virtual Zoom Daoyin exercise was established for free practice every morning and evening, provide a exercise platform for local communities and people in remote areas during the lockdown

In 2020, an online Zoom Daoyin health-preserving exercise was established for free practice every morning and evening, leading community members to practice Daoyin exercises every day.

In 2022, we participated in the 15th International Daoyin Yangsheng Gong Competition at Beijing Sports University and won the "Best Association Award", 7 gold, 7 silver, 7 bronze medals, and one outstanding performance award.

Offline courses and activities are also gradually launched.

From February 4, 2020 to the present (2023-03), we have had over 30,000 participants to our daily free Daoyin exercise and have hosted over 600 seminars which including broadcast various health videos, expert lectures, special programs, health culture, seasonal practice Gong, etc. . Hundreds of Daoyin videos have published on YouTube, it has gotten over 80,000 viewers so far.

Daoyin Yangsheng Gong is a set of exercises which combines traditional Chinese medicine and modern medical theory. It was created by Professor Zhang Guangde, a famous martial artist and health expert. Clinical studies have shown that these exercises have a positive effect on the treatment and prevention of many diseases.