12 Fatal Leg-Attack Techniques - Chinese Kung-Fu Series Book 11 by Xinde Wang (Preowned) Paul Schreiner while a glossary of terms

while a glossary of terms provides a handy list of the most important terms

Now that he's retired

whether you are an advanced student or just beginning

I was a brown belt and knew I did not want to get my black belt until I felt the same in gi as I did no gi

Counter to X-guard transition with a quick easy leg lock of your own

12 Fatal Leg-Attack Techniques - Chinese Kung-Fu Series Book 11 by Xinde Wang (Preowned) Paul Schreiner while a glossary of termsPrinted in Hong Kong this en face book explains in both English and Chinese leg attack of the Shaolin School. This particular branch is known as the JinGang Chan school thus claiming its lineage to Vajra Buddhist warriors. All of these methods contribute to the famous 108 legs attacks. The names of the techniques alone are almost worth the price of the book. They call up such classic names as The Golden Leopard Climbs a Tree The Tiger Bumps the Trunk