Ultimate Chi was designed to inspire the self healing process and boost the immune system by using only exercises that are safe, effective and easy to follow. And also to act as a preventive method mainly from chronic diseases such as: Weight loss, Hypertension, Asthma, Anxiety, Depression, Menstrual disorders and others, as well as physical injuries and general health care.
(For more specific information on this subject you can learn from the FAQ's section).

Those exercises were modified and developed by Master Anteby, to better suit modern interpretation. It is a combined system based on his 30 years of extensive experience in the arts of Kung Fu Tai Chi & Qigong, and can be used at any age any time and any place, without special equipment. Read More














The system's principles are based on TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). According to TCM the root to all disease lie in two main factors: One is the stagnation of Qi (energy) that flows through our body in channels called meridians. This energy will always carry the nature of two extremes called Yin and Yang.

The imbalance of the Yin/Yang Qi is the second factor contributing to illness. These extremes should always be in optimum balance. In many cases the emotions will be a main influence on those two factors.

Ultimate Chi is a full Health care, self healing system based on the practice of methods that are thought to date back around the dawn of Chinese civilization, as early as the seventeenth century B.C. Legends of the Shang Dynasty period describe how members of the ancient Tao Tang tribes would imitate the movements of wild animals in order to dispel rheumatism caused by the cold, damp climate. The exercises, called "Dao yin", evolved over the centuries into what is now known as qigong, and reflect the Chinese principle of looking to nature for healing.

This complimentary healing system can only help and accentuate other techniques utilized by practioners.

The meridians feed various organs in our body, referred to as the Zhang-Fu organs. (There are five main organs and six secondary organs). Our five basic emotions have a direct influence on these organs and vice-versa.

Using certain movements will promote the flow of Qi in various channels. The respiration and imagination will make our Qi more yin or yang in nature. The Ultimate Chi system uses a combination of movements, respiration techniques, and imagination.

In most of the Chinese hospitals, it is known that as part of the rehabilitation, forms of exercises called Medical Qigong are commonly used. There are hundreds of written documents on the subjects, records of study and success in the rehabilitation process with patients.

Today, almost a billion Chinese practice Qigong daily in parks and gymnasiums around China. It is considered a basic health maintenance ritual. Top