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Essence of Lien Bu Chuan - Continuous Steps Form

Northern Shaolin Long Fist Style Kung Fu

de A. Aviles, J. M. Chin, N. Tsou

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SOFT COVER EDITION: An in depth study of the Northern Shaolin Long Fist Style Kung Fu form Lien Bu Chuan; illustrated with multiple views, movement patterns, and detailed instructions for practice. Lien Bu Chuan (Continuous Steps Form) was chosen as one of the required forms to study by the Central Martial Arts Academy in China, which was formed circa 1928. The reader will find a detailed movement by movement study of the form, showing hand and foot motion lines, front, side and overhead views, plus additional interesting details and enhancements. The form study section presents each movement in a two page spread format for ease of understanding, with images on the left page and instructions on the right. In addition to introductory materials and basics, three sets of the original Chinese verses for the form with English translations are also provided.
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  • Categoría principal: Autoayuda
  • Categorías adicionales Salud y fitness
  • Características: 15×23 cm
    N.º de páginas: 158
  • Fecha de publicación: nov. 17, 2015
  • Idioma English
  • Palabras clave Shaolin Long Fist, Kung Fu, Chinese Martial Arts
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Artie Aviles, James Chin, Nelson Tsou
Venice, Florida

Master Nelson Tsou, Yen-Kai began formal training in Northern Shaolin Long Fist in 1961, in Taiwan under Grand Master Li Mao-Ching, and while he was introduced to other arts along the way, it is the system to which he has devoted his years of study and sharing. Artie Aviles first studied Goju-Ryu Karate, starting in 1965, and in 1969 began adding Chinese Martial Arts to his studies, initially with Yang style Tai Chi Chuan, then, from 1972 on, concentrating on developing his understanding of Northern Long Fist under Master Tsou. James Man Chin has trained in Chinese Martial Arts since 1973, beginning with Northern Long Fist under Master Tsou. When Master Tsou retired from teaching James added an in depth study of Swai Jiao to his understanding. He trained under Lao Shi-Fu Jeng Hsing-Ping, who had long been the assistant instructor and demonstration partner for Great Grand Master Chang Tung-Sheng at the Taiwan Police College, and was national Swai Jiao champion three years running.

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