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Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na, 2nd Edition: Instructors Manual for All Martial Styles
by Jwing-Ming Yang
from YMAA Publication Center

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Helps me in ALL of my training
  I am a teacher of Yoshinkan Aikido with 30 years of training in various martial arts, including Taichi and now Chin Na. I have been familiar with Dr Yang's works but never owned any of his books until last year. I finally had an opportunity to attend one of his seminars and now study with some of his students. I am also trying to collect as much of his works as I can.
  I found this book to be an excellent resource in my Chin Na studies and to help learn the techniques I am learning from the students of... more info

• Perfection in an instuctors guide
  I have been an instructor of kung fu for many years and this is one of the most valuable books I think any martial artist can own. It claims that it is an instructors guide, but it is sooo much more than that. All of my students are exposed to this book on a regular basis. The descriptions are flawless.

• Fantastic Reference
  I have found all of the material from Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming to be very helpful as a reference. It has been invaluable when I have not been able to get to class for long stretches and need some clarification when practicing at home. The descriptions and drawings make it easy to understand the movements and he covers a lot of material in each publication. There isn't a true substitute for in-class training, but this is a fantastic supplement, regardless of the art one is studying.

• Chin na
  Its a very helpful book for those who are interested in the combat aspect of Tai chi chuan

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