Shibashi Set 8 Advanced Training

Lineage Disciple of Professor Lin Housheng - Master Qigong Instructor - Practitioner of Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, and Medical Qigong. Fabrice Piché is one of the only two Western disciples officially trained and appointed by Professor Lin Housheng, the creator of the Taiji Qigong Shibashi system practiced by millions worldwide. With over 25 years of experience in Qigong, Medical Qigong, and Chinese Medicine, Fabrice bridges classical wisdom and modern healing with rare depth and integrity. His journey began in 1997 in Montreal under François Caron, where he graduated from the National Institute of Chinese Medicine in Qigong and Chinese Massage Therapy. He went on to earn his Master of Medical Qigong degree from the International Institute of Medical Qigong in California and later completed professional training in acupuncture to deepen his understanding of clinical energy work. In 2011, Fabrice was invited to train privately with Professor Lin in Los Angeles. Recognizing Fabrice’s dedication, Professor Lin formally appointed him (alongside François Caron) as an official representative for Canada and France, with a clear mission: to preserve the authenticity of the Taiji Qigong Shibashi system in the West and correct the distortions that had crept into its dissemination. In 2013, Professor Lin publicly recognized Fabrice and François as indoor disciples during the 12th Shanghai International Symposium on Qigong Science, where they performed the JingHuaBan (Set 8) form alongside their teacher—marking a rare moment of public lineage confirmation. Today, Fabrice is the founder of Qigong18.online, where he offers high-level online training and teacher certification programs in authentic Taiji Qigong Shibashi. He is known for his precise biomechanical explanations, energetic clarity, and commitment to internal development over performance. Mission & Vision Fabrice’s work is grounded in a single purpose: To make authentic Qigong transmission accessible to serious practitioners, acupuncturists, and seekers of internal cultivation—while preserving the lineage integrity and clinical power of this living art.