Sue Crites Wellness: Qigong for Beginners

Qigong for Beginners is for anyone starting a qigong practice. Learn the movements, the breath and the intention behind them.

Why you should join: Ten short video lessons on energy breathing, visualisation, movement, activation and closing, then two full guided practices: a 25-minute session and a 12-minute routine for busy days. One-time price of $97.

The one-liner

A one-off qigong beginner course that teaches the breath and intention behind each movement.

What they actually sell

Sue Crites Wellness: Qigong for Beginners is run by Sue Crites. The headline pitch reads: "Learn qigong from the ground up - the movements, the breath, and the intention behind every practice." The public offer sits at $97 one-time. Qigong for Beginners is a self-paced video course that walks you through each element of a qigong practice so you actually understand what you're doing - and why it works. Most beginners learn the movements but miss the deeper layer: the breath, the intention, the way energy moves through the body.

Who pays and why

Beginners who want to understand qigong properly. The frustration is copying moves without knowing why. They pay for short video lessons on each part of practice and two full guided sessions.

Where the members come from

Public Circle discovery copy and Sue Crites's listing appear to be the front door. Linked social proof on the page is thin, so growth reads as brand-and-listing led rather than a giant media funnel. Exact audience sizes beyond the member count on the card stay off the lander.

What's holding it back

A one-off course has no ongoing reason to return. The community side is not clear.

Steal this

Teach each part of a practice separately, then bring them together in full guided sessions.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other movement practices such as tai chi. Weak where people just want to follow along.