(Ebook) Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na: Instructors Manual for All Martial Styles by Yang Jwing-Ming ISBN 9781594390005, 1594390002

(Ebook) Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na: Instructors Manual for All Martial Styles by Yang Jwing-Ming ISBN 9781594390005, 1594390002

This book explores Shaolin Chin Na by presenting 150 techniques with detailed instructions for teaching yourself. Chin Na (Qin Na) is one of the four major fighting categories in all Chinese martial styles. The four categories are: kicking (Ti) Striking (Da) Wrestling (Shuai) Seize-Controlling (Na)Joint lock Chin Na techniques can be effectively used against an opponents grabbing attacks as well as against wrestling. Pressing and striking Chin Na can be used to seal the opponents breathing, vein/artery, or Qi circulation, which can cause severe pain, numbness, unconsciousness, or even death. Most of Chin Na can be learned easily and be adopted into any martial style. Chin Na has been known as the root of the Japanese arts of Jujitsu and Aikido, and practitioners can use the study of Chin Na to increase their understanding of the theory and principles of their own arts. In this new edition. Old Chinese spelling system has been replaced by the new academic Pinyin system. Chinese characters are included in the text. New information has been added whenever it will help the reader. Old techniques have been modified according to the author's current understanding. New photographs to improve the angle of the techniques and overall layout. The ability to control an opponent through Chin Na is one of the highest measures of martial skill. Teach yourself with this book, even if you've never studied martial arts before. 50 Chin Na techniques photographed and explained! Improve your skills with the many training methods, attacks, and counterattack techniques detailed in this book. Increase your fighting options! Chin Na is easily integrated with any martial style. Heal training injuries with section on Chin Na first aid, including herbal remedies. Go beyond joint locks with vein and artery sealing, dividing the muscles/tendons, and misplacing the bone."