Yong Chun

Posted by Jenny on 09/28/07 in Dahn Yoga

it’s one of important major acupressure points in our body.

‘yong’ means energy,’chun’ means the spring..

so it’s “energy spring”.

it makes our body much stronger.

when you are very tired, tap your yong chun you will feel much more energy on your feet.

thank you

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Danice | Sep 30, 2007 | Reply

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