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NOTE: Please be aware that we only have one or two copies of some of
these. Many aren't even in print any more. Even if it is listed
here it may already be out of stock (we'll try to keep it updated
but they may go fast).
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The
Writings of Sun Lu Tang -
SC 521
by
Sun Lu Tang
$19.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
414 Pages,
Softbound. over
many old photographs.
We presently sell a fine reprint from Lion
Books of Sun Lu ang's collected writings in traditional Chinese.
Here is a similar text only in Simplified Chinese. This volume
contains not only the original writings but the photographs
of Sun himself. The collected writings contain: Ba Gua Sword,
Xing Yi True Art, Tai Chi Studies, Ba Gua Studies and Xing
Yi Studies. We also have
some translations by Tim Cartmell and Joseph Crandall of Sun's
writings. A very famous and, to some, major figure in 20th
Century Chinese arts. Others are less convinced of the value
of his work especially regarding his lumping of Xing Yi, Tai
Chi and Ba Gua in the "internal arts" basket. |
Soul
Stopping Hands 216 Techniques -
SC 516
by
Zheng Qi Long
$6.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
291 Pages, Softbound. Line drawings.
This
entire book is divided into "Yin Hands", "Yang
Hands" and "Extreme Hands." Thrice 72 gives
us the 216 of the title. The forms illustrations are a little
weird but the sets are dynamic resembling Xing Yi and Shaolin.
Little background is given and the movements are demonstrated
for usage in the last third of the book. Kind of interesting.
Much Chin Nah and some takedowns. |
CHOU
JIAO Boxing -
SC 513
by
Cai Jing He
$16.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
220 Pages, Softbound. Photographs including COLOR plates.
Now, you want to see some WILD kicking, here is the book.
The demonstration is aided by 24 pages of nice color shots
and the baggiest pair of pants you will see this side of Castroville.
The only trouble with this book is that the photos are sometimes
small for the wonderful actions shown. Applications are demonstrated
along with a plethora of kicks. Small Chuo Jiao forms Snake,
Cat, Bird are also shown. Chuo Jiao is truly an interesting
style and this book, of limited stock, is a good piece of
representation in anyone's martial library. |
36
Methods of CHIN NAH -
SC 512
by Jin
Bing-Wei et al.
$9.95 Simplified Chinese Characters
142 Pages, Softbound. Clear line drawings.
Actually this is a pretty good little book. It covers many
aspects of Chin Nah including acupuncture points, training
equipment, partner strengthening exercises, gripping practices
and 36 techniques well drawn and clearly shown. The applications
are strung together in a formal sequence which, considering
Chin Nah's tactile emphasis is not a bad idea. One of the
more useful applications of two-person choreographed training
is to habituate the student to the hold BEFORE it gets too
serious. NOTE: This is the SAME book, only in simplified Chinese writing and a slightly smaller format, than TC605. |
WUDANG
SECRET DOOR ATTACK & DEFENSE ART: Consummate Skills -
SC 511
WUDANG
MIMEN JIJISHU:JUEJJI PIAN
by Gao Xiang
$12.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
195 Pages, Softbound. Photographs.
Almost kick boxing like in its immediacy and form, this WuDang
style is shown in a book of excellent photography and many pages.
This is a part two of a series for WuDang self defense. The
actions here resemble nothing so much as that style called Nippon
ShorinJi which is to say Japanese Shaolin. Knee butts, jump
action, punches, kicks, stretches, warm ups, dodges all type
of movements illustrate this get-to-it book. Said to be derived
from Gao Jin-Shan and the Seven Immortals Secret Manual.The
second book has hundreds of photos and detailed, well illustrated
counters against grabs, strikes, holds and kicks. Nicely done,
combat oriented. |
Wu
Bin Lou's CHUO JIAO FAN ZI Boxing- SC 510
by Zhang Da Wei, Hong
Zhi Tian & Zhong Hai Ming
$21.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
621,
Softbound. Soft Bound. Photographs.
The Penetrating Foot and Tumbling Style of Wu Bin Lou is presented
here very thoroughly. Just to demonstrate forms included in
this voluminous text include: Pu Dao, Saber, 7 Star Sword, Free
Hand 18 Methods, Applications (a lot), Posture training, Chi
Kung, Meditation practices, Foundation Set, Branch Set #2, Branch
Set #3, Yen Qing 18 Turns, Big Tumble, Small Tumble, Di Tang
Ground Boxing and Kao Zhen (also known as Lohan Boxing). Chuo
Jiao is a historically old system that went through tremendous
renovation and consolidation in the twentieth century. This is
a definitive text on the forms and theories of the style. |
WUDANG
SECRET DOOR ATTACK AND DEFENSE ART: Introductory Text -
SC 505
WUDANG
MIMEN JIJISHU:RUMEN PIAN
by Gao Xiang
$12.95 Simplified Chinese Characters Only
343 Pages, Softbound. Illustrated.
Almost kick boxing-like in its immediacy and form, this WuDang
style is shown in a book of excellent photography and many pages.
This is a part one of a two part series for WuDang self defense.
The actions here resemble nothing so much as that style called
Nippon ShorinJi which is to say Japanese Shaolin. Knee butts,
jump action, punches, kicks, stretches, warm ups, dodges all
type of movements illustrate this get-to-it book. Said to be
derived from Gao Jin-Shan and the Seven Immortals Secret Manual
this series has a lot of "secret door" information including
"Secret Door" Chi Kung, "SD Eye exercises", "SD striking" and
much more. The first book shows a single player performing many
grabbing attacks and fierce actions. The second book is partnered
and demonstrates the usage of the art. |
PRAYING
MANTIS FIST -
SC 504
by various
$17.95 Simplified Chinese
Characters Only
390 Pages, Softbound. Photographs.
This is a book on contemporary WuShu's Praying Mantis. The
excellent and clear illustrations are from photos. This book
is filled with information, especially if you are interested
in the contemporary version. Also the information available
is indeed generous with six forms represented: the first three being three levels of hand forms and the latter three being three difficulty levels of straight sword in the mantis manner. Foot pattern illustrations and
clearly printed explanations help . |
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