Xing Yi Quan Xue: The Study of Form-Mind Boxing by Sun Lu Tang

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This is the first English language edition of Sun Lu Tang's 1915 classic on xing yi (hsing yi). In addition to the original text and photographs by Sun Lu Tang, a complete biography and additional photos of Master Sun have been added.0 points

Nei Jia Quan: Internal Martial Arts Teachers of Tai Ji Quan, Xing Yi Quan, and Ba Gua Zhang

Using an interview format, this book brings out th more...0 points

Using an interview format, this book brings out the many different facets of the Nei Jia Quan, the umbrella name for Tai Ji Quan (Tai Chi), Xing Yi Quan, and Ba Gua Zhang. Each teacher gives a sense of the history of their art, its philosophical and spiritual underpinnings, and their training philosophy, giving students strategies for incorporating a wide range of approaches into their own studies. Included is additional commentary on these traditions, along with biographies of each of the teach...0 points

Xingyi Quan 5 Element Fists Xing Yi Hsing-i

Xing yi quan is one of the major internal (neijia) more...0 points

Xing yi quan is one of the major internal (neijia) Chinese martial arts. Xing yi quan translates approximately to Shape/Mind Boxing, and is characterized by seemingly simple movements and explosive power. The 5 Element Fists (wu xing or 5 xing) are the foundation for building speed, Power, breathing, and stamina. The practice of these 5 exercises is designed to develop a martial artists skill and understanding of Chinese Kung Fu.Master Liu Xioaling is a highly skilled and respected teacher of Xi...0 points

Chinese Internal Arts 3 DVD Box Set

Xiao Fen Fang presents on this dvd all the simple more...0 points

Xiao Fen Fang presents on this dvd all the simple movements, easy to learn. Tai Ji Quan leads to a general relaxation of the body and of the mind, and to a better way of life, along with well-being and comfort, away from modern life stress.Thierry Alibert & Jean-Jacques Galinier introduce you to Yang style sword practice with two forms or Tao Lu. You will be able to practice the Chinese sword handling thanks to diverse basic techniques taught, as well as exercises with a partner (Tui Jian), simi...0 points

INTERNAL ENERGY in the MARTIAL ARTS DVD

Training in internal energy has long been shrouded more...0 points

Training in internal energy has long been shrouded in secrecy and mystery. This training DVD gives detailed instruction on generating, channeling and using internal energy (chi) in practical self defense. You will learn to develop explosive strikes even if you do not possess great muscular strength. Topics covered: neutralizing opponent's force, penetrating his defense, miminum effort for maximum power, speed and the detailed mechanics of full power. Shows full contact kickboxing in slow motion.0 points

Power Qigong The Bear and Tiger Frolics

1,800 years ago the father of Chinese medicine, Hu more...0 points

1,800 years ago the father of Chinese medicine, Hua To, developed a stand-alone longevity system called The Five Animal Frolics. Practiced ever since by millions of Chinese, this delightful combination of dynamic movement and tranquil posture releases energy, restores balance and promises peace of mind. In this DVD, John Du Cane guides you through the Bear and Tiger Frolics, helping you develop rooted power, vibrant strength and impressive energy. 48 minutes.0 points

Hsing-Yi - An Internal Martial Art

Hsing-Yi is one of the three major internal Chines more...0 points

Hsing-Yi is one of the three major internal Chinese Martial Arts. This DVD deals with Hsing-Yi in a unique way. It is compared to the stances and techniques of a master wood craftsman, showing how the stances and balance are the starting point of the training. A discussion follows of the methods of Hsing-Yi training, aspects of the philosophy of the Chinese Five Elements and circulation of energy. Excerpts from the arts of Ba-ji and Chen style Tai-chi are shown to reinforce the discussion. The t...0 points

The Internal Arts of Shanghai

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Internal and External Contradiction Force and Releasing Force __

Base on the theory and practice of Yi Quan of Mr. more...0 points

Base on the theory and practice of Yi Quan of Mr. Wang Xiangzhai,Wang Yongxiang generalizes the effective training method on three disputing forces form the internal to the external. It is used for teaching or combat, you can get greateffect, and attack or defend quickly. The theory of Yi Quan emphasizes the philosophy, namely it should be cooperated with thought, and it isn't only the force. The great benefit to practices the Yi Quan, it requires to contend with nature environment with your who...0 points

Xing Yi Nei Gong: Xing Yi Health Maintenance and Internal Strength Development by Dan Miller, Tim Cartmell

This is the most complete book on the art of xing more...0 points

This is the most complete book on the art of xing yi (hsing Yi) available. It includes the complete xing yi history and lineage going back eight generations; manuscripts handed down from famous practitioners Dai Long Bang and Li Neng Ran; 16 health maintenance and power development exercises; qigong (chi kung) exerices; xing yi long spear power training exercises; and more.0 points

The Power of Internal Martial Arts and Chi: Combat and Energy Secrets of Ba Gua, Tai Chi and Hsing-I by Bruce Frantzis

Originally published in 1998, this book has become more...0 points

Originally published in 1998, this book has become a martial arts classic. It provides detailed descriptions of the three main internal martial arts-tai chi (taiji), hsing-i (xingyi) and ba gua (pakua)-and their sub-styles, as well as how they differ from each other and from such external arts as karate, tae kwon do and judo. Each internal martial art is analyzed in terms of its fighting strategies and applications. This revised edition includes 50 pages of additional material includin...0 points

Combat Techniques of Taiji, Xingyi, and Bagua: Principles and Practices of Internal Martial Arts by Lu Shengli

The combat techniques of Tai Ji, Ba Gua, and Xing more...0 points

The combat techniques of Tai Ji, Ba Gua, and Xing Yi were forbidden during China's Cultural Revolution, but the teachings of grandmaster Wang Pei Shing have survived. This comprehensive guide, written by one of his students, selects core movements from each practice and gives the student powerful tools to recognize the unique strategies and skills, and to develop a deeper understanding, of each style. It contains complete instructions for a 16-posture form to gain mastery of combat techniques. T...0 points

Healing From Within With Chi Nei Tsang: Applied Chi Kung in Internal Organs Treatment by Gilles Marin

Chi Nei Tsang is a Taoist visceral manipulation bo more...0 points

Chi Nei Tsang is a Taoist visceral manipulation body-work and massage which emphasizes moving chi energy to the abdominal organs. Developed by Taoist Master Mantak Chia as part of his Healing Tao System, it works on internal dysfunctions and energy blocks using the breathing exercises of chi-kung, therapeutic manipulations, and meditation. Students learn how to recycle negative energy, recognize personal patterns of tension, and use simple manipulations to restore vitality to parts of the body.0 points

Dragonfly Qigong by Dr. Michael Steward Sr.

Experience an energy exercise program that will in more...0 points

Experience an energy exercise program that will increase vitality and reduce stress, while strengthening your mind, body and spirit. Let Drangonfly Qigong help you enjoy better health.0 points

Scholar Boxer: Cháng Nâizhou's Theory of Internal Martial Arts and the Evolution of Taijiquan by Chang Naizhou

Master Cháng, known as the "scholar-boxer,&q more...0 points

Master Cháng, known as the "scholar-boxer," lived and practiced in Hénán province, at the center of Chinese culture and martial arts near the Shàolín Temple and legendary Luòyáng. His extensive writings reflect many of the ideas, even the phraseology, now familiar from classic Tai Chi Chuan texts. Chinese-language authority Marnix Wells traveled to Cháng's village, where the master's family carries on his tradition of Cháng boxing. This resulting study of Chang's life an...0 points