Three Circles Mind and Body by Kelvin DeWolfe

Specialties

Qi Gong is one of three parts of Kelvin DeWolfe’s Three Circles Mind and Body System. In this system, Qi Gong breaks barriers, called gongs. This can be barriers of the mind, physical body, and spiritual barriers. Qi Gong combines breath, movement, and awareness with physical postures to exercise the entire body and mind. One can actually notice the effects from a Qi Gong class immediately. Strength, discipline, and balance are just a few results one can attain from Qi Gong.

History

Established in 2009.

Originally this business was known as 1^st Defense in Highland Park. Now the classes have moved to an outdoor location, Eagle Rock Recreation Center, where there is plenty of parking and you walk down to join the class in the beautiful splendor of the outdoors.

Led by Kelvin DeWolfe, Three Circles Mind and Body is an advanced system that approaches the spiritual, physical, mind in exercises together to develop a strong will and unify all aspects of human potential.

Classes are only $ 12 each and are Mon/​Wed/​Fri.

Please check the website for more information.

Meet the Business Owner

Kelvin D.

Business Owner

Kelvin DeWolfe is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, and is the founder of Three Circles Mind and Body. His life’s aim is to further the acceptance of Asian and Native American Medicine by the mainstream American medical community.

He graduated from the prestigious Emperor’s College, where his course of study included classes in both Eastern and Western Medicine. His doctoral fellowship was at Good Samaritan Hospital’s Acute Rehabilitation Department.

Dr. DeWolfe is a passionate advocate for Chinese Medicine. In addition to seeing patients on a daily basis, he also teaches classes in qi gong and martial arts, which are an integral part of the medicine. His thirty five years of martial arts experience (Chito Ryu, 1^st dan; Tae Kwon Do, 2^nd dan; Aikido; American Kempo; Chin na; Combat Hopkido; Shaolin Gung Fu; Shotokan; Tai Chi and Wing Chun) led him to develop a new form of martial arts, Three Circles, which seeks to find the basis for all martial arts.