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Hsing-I:
Chinese Mind-Body Boxing by Robert W. Smith. Considered
a classic. Includes history, philosophy, training sets and two-person
fighting techniques. Also included are quotations from the ancient
Chinese masters that detail the mental disposition of the boxer,
along with photographs and illustrations.
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Xing
Yi Quan Xue: The Study of Form-Mind Boxing by Sun Lu Tang.
Sun Lu Tang was one of the legendary figures in Chinese martial
arts because of his skill and his promotion of Xing Yi Quan. He
was also the founder of the Sun style taiji (tai chi) quan . This
Xing Yi (Hsing I) book contains poses of Sun performing basically
the entire Xing Yi system. |
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Form
and Will Boxing Lin Jianhua
Includes the five fists and twelve anaimals. Also
includes to of the Hebei style forms. Written style and photo
quality could be better but good content |
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Xingyiquan:
Theory, Applications, Fighting Tactics and Spirit Yang Jwing-Ming,
Liang Shou-Yu, Liang Shou-Yu Details two sequences with many
of the applications, including the fight set "Ann Shenn Pau",
Instruction for traditional xingyiquan training methods. Includes
discussion of xingyiquan theories and principles. |
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The
Power of Internal Martial Arts by Bruce Kumar Frantzis
The focus of this book is upon the combat usefulness
and qualities of the three traditional internal styles, namely
Tai Chi Chuan (Taiji Chuan), Hsing Yi(Xingyi), and Pa Kua (Bagwa).
This is not an instruction book for beginners. |
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Hsing-i:
Chinese Internal Boxing Robert Smith, Allen Pittman
Covers basic techniques, the five fists
of Hsing-I, and the 12 animal style of Hsing-I as taught by the
master Ch'en P'an-ling. |
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Untraditional Hsing-I: Secret of Five-element
Boxing
Robb Whitewood breaks it down in terms of physics,
physiology and motor mechanics. The book concentrates on the
five fists and not the 12 animal forms
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