Acupuncture and Moxibustion
Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture
Study fifteen luo-connecting points, superficial stimulation, and nonretention needling in Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture, a heritage tradition, to develop a learning path for this light-touch approach.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture is taught by Yang Jinhua and explores the family's heritage method. Unlike deeper traditional needling, it emphasizes light stimulation at the skin surface, no retained needles, no skin penetration, and simple handling for learners seeking an accessible distinctive needling approach. Topics include fifteen luo points, principles and techniques, common applications in internal medicine, orthopedics, sense-organ concerns, and beauty care, plus cases involving facial paralysis, hypertension, post-stroke concerns, and cervical spondylosis.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
This course teaches the basic principles of Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture, ways to remember the fifteen luo-connecting points, commonly used needle prescriptions, and key technique details. It explains how the approach differs from traditional acupuncture in stimulation level, technique, and entry requirements.
The course is intended both for complete beginners and for people adding specialist techniques to an existing business or service.
Course Structure
Course Outline
Public preview: the following lessons are those publicly displayed on the original website.
- 01
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 01: The Fifteen Yang Family Luo Points — Yang Jinhua
- 02
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 02: Needling Techniques — Yang Jinhua
- 03
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 03 - Cervical Spondylosis - Yang Jinhua
- 04
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 04: Lumbar Disc Herniation — Yang Jinhua
- 05
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 05 - Post-Stroke Sequelae - Yang Jinhua
- 06
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 06: Hypertension — Yang Jinhua
- 07
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 07: Facial Paralysis — Yang Jinhua
- 08
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 08: Acute Neck Stiffness — Yang Jinhua
- 09
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 09 - Back Pain - Yang Jinhua
- 10
[Yang Family Flying-Needle Acupuncture] Lesson 10: Frozen Shoulder — Yang Jinhua
Learning Experiences
Student Feedback
Flying-needle study was more accessible than I expected. Starting with the fifteen luo-connecting points and then learning combinations made it suitable for beginners.
The absence of retained needles or broken skin makes it easier to discuss in a service setting, and customers may be more receptive.
There are many cases in the course. I plan to organize common point prescriptions first, then gradually practice the techniques.