Hsing-I: Chinese Internal Boxing

by Robert W. Smith, Allen Pittman

Very Good in wraps; 8vo; Paperback; 101 pages + advertisements; B/W Illustrations and Photographs; Charles E. Tuttle Company; 1998; Seventh Printing; Chinese Internal Boxing; Rubbing and minor shelf wear to wraps; Text clean and unmarked.

Genres: Martial Arts

104 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1990

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Reviews

[G. Michael Reynolds]

Although the form of Xingyiquan practiced in this book is more like a cousin to the style I practice, there is still a lot of useful information in it, chief among that being a wonderful chapter of explanations from some of the most famous masters of the last two hundred years, including Guo Yun Shen and Sun Lu Tang. I wouldn't recommend it as a manual because, quite frankly, learning XYQ that way is impossible, but rather as a useful guide to those who have a proper teacher and are looking to understand the deeper concepts.

[Peb]

di bagian akhir buku ini ada rangkuman nasihat dari praktisi hsing-i dalam silsilah pewarisan (hepei dan honan school) termasuk dari sang legenda Sun Lu T'ang. prinsip setiap bentuk dasar juga cukup dijelaskan.

[Darin]

This is a short book. It contains some history and forms in step-by-step photos.