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B81799 Ten Fundamental Chinwoo Routines: Dazhanquan & Jiequan
Dazhanquan belongs to the five major zhanquans. These five zhanquans are very famous routines of Shaolin since the best skill of Shaolin have been incorporated. Hence, they can be described as the essence of Shaolin martial arts. Dazhan actions are long and moving around that are good at long distance attack and hence is more suitable to use in open area. It is the longest routine and therefore is normally divided into two for practice. Its actions are simple, unadorned, clear, concise and well-linked. It emphasis on the combined usage of hands and legs. Apart from the accuracy in positioning, it also demands a lot of body strength. Hence, by practising Dazhanquan, one can develop a better body, especially on the strengthening of physique as well as respiratory system.

Chinwoo Jiequan has to be performed in a lucid and lively rhythm. Its name means quick and swift. It fully illustrates the characteristics of Northern Shaolin, lots of footwork actions including crotch kick, consecutive jumping kicks, backward leg sweeping, whirlwind kick, jumping slap kick, etc.. Actions are vigorous and powerful while technique is simple and direct. Its fast and fierce actions mean that practitioner must have good coordination and coherent on every parts of his body. The whole routine is rich in content, especially footwork and actions in the air. Its technique stresses on dynamic and static, high and low, turn and snap, quick and slow, light and heavy. Jiequan is a routine that can raise beginners' martial arts standard. It helps in improving one's endurance and physical quality. Softcover 4.25" x 6.75" 126 pages. ISBN 962-85291-6-1 Product # 81799
Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong
$13.99

B81780 Ten Fundamental Chinwoo Routines: Baquadao, Wuhuqiang, HupuQunyanggun
Baguadao (Saber of Eight Directions) belongs to the Shaolin Martial Arts stream, and is the only short weapon among the Chin Woo Ten Fundamental Rountines. This routine originated and prevailed in northern China. It was later taught by many famous coaches of the Chin Woo Athletic Association in the 20th century.

Qunyanggun, also know as Hupuqunyanggun or Wuhuqunyanggyn, meaning Tiger Striking Sheep Flock Staff or Five Tiger Sheep Flock. This staff routine prevailed in Hebei Province of northern China. It belongs to the Shaolin Mystic family, and is one of the Ten Chin Woo Fundamental Routines.

Wuhuqiang, means Five Tiger Spear, also know as Five Tiger Soul Chasing Spear, a spear routine in the Ten Chinwoo Fundamental Routines. This routine was taught by the distinguished coach Mr Chiu Chi Lin of Hebei Province in northern China. The name Fice Tiger Soul Chasing Spear was named after its ferocity resembling the legendary five tiger generals chasing after their enemies in the field, striking and piercing their necks. Soft cover 4.25" x 6.75" 168 pages. ISBN 962-85291-7-X Product # 81780
Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong
$13.99

B81863 Seven Star Mantis Section 2, Dajiashi, Xiaojiashi, Tanglangchui
Dajia,Xiaojia and Tanglangchui were composed with the principle of 'practising the preying technique but not the posture of the praying mantis'. Through learning these routines, learners can grasp the 'Comprehensive Fighting Theory' of the Praying Mantis family that was developed by the founder Grandmaster Wang Lang after digesting the core techniques of 18 different schools of martial arts.

'Comprehensive Fighting Theory' lays down the fundamental principles, like following forces and returning straight, moving continuously and smoothly. It also puts great emphasis on the harmonious coordination between speed and power. The ultimate goal is to achieve the skills in delivering quick and sharp strikes, inch powers, dynamic forces and fast but firm actions. It pursues the fighting skills of 'quick beats slow' and 'thundering effect' (too quick for enemy to react ). Soft cover 4.25" x 6.75" 100 pages. ISBN 962-85291-9-6 Product # 81863
Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong
$13.99

B81866 Chin Na In Ground Fighting
Effective Techniques for all Martial Arts Styles Chin Na is the controlling art of Chinese Kung Fu and is a part of many non-Chinese martial styles. The application of Chin Na can be applied to any empty hand fighting discipline. Chin Na in Ground Fighting explores the use of joint locks, pressure points and bone displacement techniques for actual fighting encounters that have landed on the ground. The material in this book concentrates on: holding techniques which are capable of immobilizing an opponent with a limited danger of counter-attack, the principles and theory of these holds, the identification and use of pressure points for offensive and defensive purposes.
Softcover 7.25" x 9.25" 358 pages, ISBN 1-886969-66-3 Product # 81866
Author: Al Arsenault & Joe Faulise
$29.95

B81869 Liangong Healing Exercises for Better Health
Liangong is a series of ancient Chinese movements created to prevent and relive pain in the neck, shoulders, back and legs. Liangong not only prevents or reduces pain and discomfort through gentle streching controlled by the practioner, but also increases range of motion, improves balance, add muscular strength and deelops internal power. Liangong not only is among the world's most effective treatments for a variety of ailments, it's also among the most easiest to perform. Soft cover 7." x 10.", 160 pages. ISBN 0-86568-199-6 Product # 81869
Author: Wen-Mei Yu
$16.95

B81808 Karate Jutsu
Gichin Funakoshi is considered the father of modern karate. In the 1920s, he wrote the first of several classic karate texts, culminating his career with the publication of Karate-do Kyohan, which remains among the most important and influential works on karate today. This is the first official English publication of Karate Jutsu. Translator John Teramoto has gone to great lengths to accurately convey the essence of Funakoshi's original manuscript, and has contributed an informative introduction and revealing footnotes that clearly note where the forms in Jutsu vary from those of the Kyohan. Karate Jutsu also includes rare historical photographs of Funakoshi himself demonstrating the kata, his early writings in their original form, and a foreword by Tsutomu Ohshima, the founder and chief instructor of the Shotokan Karate of America. Softcover 7.5" x 10.5", 208 pages. ISBN 4-7700-2681-1 Product # 81808
Author: Gichin Funakoshi
$35.00

B81785 Chen Style Taijiquan
As Taijiquan has become increasingly popular, many people have inquired into its origins and development. Answers can be found in the Chen Style, the original method from Chen Village, Henan Province in the People's Republic of China. Chen style is the oldest form of Taijiquan from which all the major styles originated. Created at the end of the Ming dynasty, it is based upon a profound body of ancient knowledge that has influenced the Chinese way of thinking through the ages. It draws upon the principles of the Yijing (Book of Change), the Yin-Yang theory, and Daoist philosophy. Chen style Taijiquan combines the study of traditional Chinese wu shu, movement science, and the Chinese medical theory of "jingluo" (energy channels), "daoyin" (leading and guiding energy), and "tu-na" (breathing methods), resulting in a comprehensive system of self-defense and a valuable health exercise. This book guides the reader through the historical development of the system, its philosophical roots, and through the intricacies of the various training methods of this unique form of Chinese boxing. Descriptions of the Silk-Reeling Exercise, Laojia Yi Lu, Laojia Paocui, Fajing, Qinna, Push Hands, and Taijiquan weapons are all featured. Legendary exploits of the Chen family are included to inspire today's practitioners. Softcover 8.5" x 11" 74 pages, 250 photos. ISBN: 1-55643-377-8 Product # 81785
Author: Gaffney, David; Sim, Davidine
$16.95

B81870 Essential Anatomy for Healing & Martial Arts
This unique book will familiarize healing practitioners and martial artists with basic concepts of the human body, as defined by both Western and Eastern medical traditions, allowing those engaged in healing and martial arts to develop a more complete, holistic, and scientifically forward-looking understanding of the body. Overviews of philosophical and conceptual underpinnings are followed by detailed drawings and diagrams of the body’s internal systems, as seen by both traditions. Written in a clear and concise style, this beautiful and informative book presents information previously unavailable in any single text, making it an essential work for students, healing professionals, and martial artists. Soft cover 8.5" x 11" 144 pages. ISBN 0-8348-0443-3 Product # 81870
Author: Marc Tedeschi
$19.95

B81868 Classical Fighting Arts of Japan
The fierceness of the Japanese warrior and his fighting arts has fascinated Westerners since Europeans first came into contact with Japan more than 450 years ago. Classical Fighting Arts of Japan: A Complete Guide to Koryu Jujutsu is the first comprehesive English-language book on traditional jujutsu. This book is richly illustrated with numerous photopraphs of rare documents and with many photos of exponents demonstration techniques, many of which have never before been shown outside Japan. In addition to his extensive research in original source material, Mol had regular access in conversation, over the course of years, to the insights of the grandmasters of several of the most important jujutsu schools that remain active today. Hardcover 7.25" x 10.5" 208 pages. ISBN 4-7700-2619-6 Product # 81868
Author: Serge Mol
$16.95

B81846 Chinese Internal Martial Arts Theory and Practice, The
Softcover 4.25" x 6.75" 180 pages ISBN 0-9722150-0-X Product # 81846
Author: Kenneth Delves
$18.80

B81334 The Great Tao
Hard cover 6.25" x 9.25" 646 pages. ISBN 0-942196-01-5 Product # 81834
Author: Dr. Stephen T. Chang
$30.95

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B81799		Ten Fundamental Chinwoo Routines: Dazhanquan & Jiequan Dazhanquan belongs to the five major zhanquans. These five zhanquans are very famous routines of Shaolin since the best skill of Shaolin have been incorporated. Hence, they can be described as the essence of Shaolin martial arts. Dazhan actions are long and moving around that are good at long distance attack and hence is more suitable to use in open area. It is the longest routine and therefore is normally divided into two for practice. Its actions are simple, unadorned, clear, concise and well-linked. It emphasis on the combined usage of hands and legs. Apart from the accuracy in positioning, it also demands a lot of body strength. Hence, by practising Dazhanquan, one can develop a better body, especially on the strengthening of physique as well as respiratory system. Chinwoo Jiequan has to be performed in a lucid and lively rhythm. Its name means quick and swift. It fully illustrates the characteristics of Northern Shaolin, lots of footwork actions including crotch kick, consecutive jumping kicks, backward leg sweeping, whirlwind kick, jumping slap kick, etc.. Actions are vigorous and powerful while technique is simple and direct. Its fast and fierce actions mean that practitioner must have good coordination and coherent on every parts of his body. The whole routine is rich in content, especially footwork and actions in the air. Its technique stresses on dynamic and static, high and low, turn and snap, quick and slow, light and heavy. Jiequan is a routine that can raise beginners' martial arts standard. It helps in improving one's endurance and physical quality. Softcover 4.25" x 6.75" 126 pages. ISBN 962-85291-6-1 Product # 81799 Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong	$13.99

B81780		Ten Fundamental Chinwoo Routines: Baquadao, Wuhuqiang, HupuQunyanggun Baguadao (Saber of Eight Directions) belongs to the Shaolin Martial Arts stream, and is the only short weapon among the Chin Woo Ten Fundamental Rountines. This routine originated and prevailed in northern China. It was later taught by many famous coaches of the Chin Woo Athletic Association in the 20th century. Qunyanggun, also know as Hupuqunyanggun or Wuhuqunyanggyn, meaning Tiger Striking Sheep Flock Staff or Five Tiger Sheep Flock. This staff routine prevailed in Hebei Province of northern China. It belongs to the Shaolin Mystic family, and is one of the Ten Chin Woo Fundamental Routines. Wuhuqiang, means Five Tiger Spear, also know as Five Tiger Soul Chasing Spear, a spear routine in the Ten Chinwoo Fundamental Routines. This routine was taught by the distinguished coach Mr Chiu Chi Lin of Hebei Province in northern China. The name Fice Tiger Soul Chasing Spear was named after its ferocity resembling the legendary five tiger generals chasing after their enemies in the field, striking and piercing their necks. Soft cover 4.25" x 6.75" 168 pages. ISBN 962-85291-7-X Product # 81780 Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong	$13.99

B81863		Seven Star Mantis Section 2, Dajiashi, Xiaojiashi, Tanglangchui Dajia,Xiaojia and Tanglangchui were composed with the principle of 'practising the preying technique but not the posture of the praying mantis'. Through learning these routines, learners can grasp the 'Comprehensive Fighting Theory' of the Praying Mantis family that was developed by the founder Grandmaster Wang Lang after digesting the core techniques of 18 different schools of martial arts. 'Comprehensive Fighting Theory' lays down the fundamental principles, like following forces and returning straight, moving continuously and smoothly. It also puts great emphasis on the harmonious coordination between speed and power. The ultimate goal is to achieve the skills in delivering quick and sharp strikes, inch powers, dynamic forces and fast but firm actions. It pursues the fighting skills of 'quick beats slow' and 'thundering effect' (too quick for enemy to react ). Soft cover 4.25" x 6.75" 100 pages. ISBN 962-85291-9-6 Product # 81863 Author: Lam Wing-kit & Ying Fun-fong	$13.99

B81866		Chin Na In Ground Fighting Effective Techniques for all Martial Arts Styles Chin Na is the controlling art of Chinese Kung Fu and is a part of many non-Chinese martial styles. The application of Chin Na can be applied to any empty hand fighting discipline. Chin Na in Ground Fighting explores the use of joint locks, pressure points and bone displacement techniques for actual fighting encounters that have landed on the ground. The material in this book concentrates on: holding techniques which are capable of immobilizing an opponent with a limited danger of counter-attack, the principles and theory of these holds, the identification and use of pressure points for offensive and defensive purposes. Softcover 7.25" x 9.25" 358 pages, ISBN 1-886969-66-3 Product # 81866 Author: Al Arsenault & Joe Faulise	$29.95

B81869		Liangong Healing Exercises for Better Health Liangong is a series of ancient Chinese movements created to prevent and relive pain in the neck, shoulders, back and legs. Liangong not only prevents or reduces pain and discomfort through gentle streching controlled by the practioner, but also increases range of motion, improves balance, add muscular strength and deelops internal power. Liangong not only is among the world's most effective treatments for a variety of ailments, it's also among the most easiest to perform. Soft cover 7." x 10.", 160 pages. ISBN 0-86568-199-6 Product # 81869 Author: Wen-Mei Yu	$16.95

B81808		Karate Jutsu Gichin Funakoshi is considered the father of modern karate. In the 1920s, he wrote the first of several classic karate texts, culminating his career with the publication of Karate-do Kyohan, which remains among the most important and influential works on karate today. This is the first official English publication of Karate Jutsu. Translator John Teramoto has gone to great lengths to accurately convey the essence of Funakoshi's original manuscript, and has contributed an informative introduction and revealing footnotes that clearly note where the forms in Jutsu vary from those of the Kyohan. Karate Jutsu also includes rare historical photographs of Funakoshi himself demonstrating the kata, his early writings in their original form, and a foreword by Tsutomu Ohshima, the founder and chief instructor of the Shotokan Karate of America. Softcover 7.5" x 10.5", 208 pages. ISBN 4-7700-2681-1 Product # 81808 Author: Gichin Funakoshi	$35.00

B81785		Chen Style Taijiquan As Taijiquan has become increasingly popular, many people have inquired into its origins and development. Answers can be found in the Chen Style, the original method from Chen Village, Henan Province in the People's Republic of China. Chen style is the oldest form of Taijiquan from which all the major styles originated. Created at the end of the Ming dynasty, it is based upon a profound body of ancient knowledge that has influenced the Chinese way of thinking through the ages. It draws upon the principles of the Yijing (Book of Change), the Yin-Yang theory, and Daoist philosophy. Chen style Taijiquan combines the study of traditional Chinese wu shu, movement science, and the Chinese medical theory of "jingluo" (energy channels), "daoyin" (leading and guiding energy), and "tu-na" (breathing methods), resulting in a comprehensive system of self-defense and a valuable health exercise. This book guides the reader through the historical development of the system, its philosophical roots, and through the intricacies of the various training methods of this unique form of Chinese boxing. Descriptions of the Silk-Reeling Exercise, Laojia Yi Lu, Laojia Paocui, Fajing, Qinna, Push Hands, and Taijiquan weapons are all featured. Legendary exploits of the Chen family are included to inspire today's practitioners. Softcover 8.5" x 11" 74 pages, 250 photos. ISBN: 1-55643-377-8 Product # 81785 Author: Gaffney, David; Sim, Davidine	$16.95

B81870		Essential Anatomy for Healing & Martial Arts This unique book will familiarize healing practitioners and martial artists with basic concepts of the human body, as defined by both Western and Eastern medical traditions, allowing those engaged in healing and martial arts to develop a more complete, holistic, and scientifically forward-looking understanding of the body. Overviews of philosophical and conceptual underpinnings are followed by detailed drawings and diagrams of the body’s internal systems, as seen by both traditions. Written in a clear and concise style, this beautiful and informative book presents information previously unavailable in any single text, making it an essential work for students, healing professionals, and martial artists. Soft cover 8.5" x 11" 144 pages. ISBN 0-8348-0443-3 Product # 81870 Author: Marc Tedeschi	$19.95

B81868		Classical Fighting Arts of Japan The fierceness of the Japanese warrior and his fighting arts has fascinated Westerners since Europeans first came into contact with Japan more than 450 years ago. Classical Fighting Arts of Japan: A Complete Guide to Koryu Jujutsu is the first comprehesive English-language book on traditional jujutsu. This book is richly illustrated with numerous photopraphs of rare documents and with many photos of exponents demonstration techniques, many of which have never before been shown outside Japan. In addition to his extensive research in original source material, Mol had regular access in conversation, over the course of years, to the insights of the grandmasters of several of the most important jujutsu schools that remain active today. Hardcover 7.25" x 10.5" 208 pages. ISBN 4-7700-2619-6 Product # 81868 Author: Serge Mol	$16.95

B81846		Chinese Internal Martial Arts Theory and Practice, The Softcover 4.25" x 6.75" 180 pages ISBN 0-9722150-0-X Product # 81846 Author: Kenneth Delves	$18.80

B81334		The Great Tao Hard cover 6.25" x 9.25" 646 pages. ISBN 0-942196-01-5 Product # 81834 Author: Dr. Stephen T. Chang	$30.95