Essentials of the Fist - Ancient Martial Arts Training Principles: Interpretation of a 400 years old Ming Dynasty Fist manual Chen Jack
Essentials of the Fist - Ancient Martial Arts Training Principles: Interpretation of a 400 years old Ming Dynasty Fist manual Chen Jack "Jixiao Xinshu" is a comprehensive military warfare manual,…
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Essentials of the Fist - Ancient Martial Arts Training Principles: Interpretation of a 400 years old Ming Dynasty Fist manual Chen Jack
"Jixiao Xinshu" is a comprehensive military warfare manual, written by Ming Dynasty General Qi Jiguang in 1560. One of the chapters is "Quanjing Jieyao", which contains 32 unarmed fighting stances for soldiers' training. It consisted of chapters on Spear fighting, Archery, terrain, troops formation etc...
The ones which I've read are usually translating them literally. There has been multiple attempts by various people to translate this ancient Chinese Fist manual. In order to make the translation & interpretation more meaningful, I've seeked to discover the core principles behind each of these 32 unarmed fighting stances.
In this book, you'll see how these principles can be applied to any martial arts style, or any weapon. By training in these 32 martial principles, it will provide a complete & holistic training for a warrior, medieval or modern. I believe that my work in this book