Today we offer just a single DVD, but one that is packed with interest and—even more useful—Usage. Although this DVD, Original Striking Taiji Sanshou, claims legitimate membership in the Tai Chi camp, it comes from Master Wan Lei Sheng’s lineage, and his specific approach adds techniques that fall outside of the Tai Chi curriculum. Instructor […]
Dec
25
2019
25
2019
Jun
5
2019
5
2019
Feb
17
2017
17
2017
Jan
17
2014
17
2014
Three New (Old) Chinese Texts
a Shaolin trident set that looks a little like it was illustrated by a nephew of mine
Feb
4
2013
4
2013
Wan Lai Sheng’s Six Harmony Boxing Style
Very sensible, well-structured and explosive style is documented with many forms and applications in this large book on the Wan Lai Sheng branch of the art.
Feb
28
2010
28
2010
An Early Rebel
For a long time we’ve only been able to show this book in our free reference library…
Nov
27
2009
27
2009
ZiRan Men (Tzu Ran Men)
Tzu Ran (more commonly spelled Zi Ran) Men (Fighting style) was first mentioned in the English language by Robert Smith. He tells of the style being invented by a dwarf known as Xu Xia Ke
Feb
3
2008
3
2008
The Martial Arts of Wan Lai Sheng
Wan Lai Sheng (also known as ChangQing or nick named XuanWei) was born in FuZhou, Hubei province. He graduated from PeiPing Agricultural University. He was known as a master of the Liu He (Six Harmony), Ziran (Natural) and Shaolin branches of martial arts. He was the disciple of Du XinWu, chief inheritor of the […]
