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15 reviews
Shou-Yu Liang, Wen-Ching Wu

The Way of the Dragon Publishing, 2006

Best non-Chinese book on wushu
This volume is nothing but great. It covers all the things you'll need for your wushu training and is crammed with loads of extra information about styles, people, weapons and more. I especially like the fact that it stresses jibengong, the fundamental excercises of wushu, and not taolu (form). The sanda applications are well explained and covers a lot of ground. A little bit more fighting ...

Xiaoyaoshuai : Wuji System Free Fighting Take Down Routine

1 review
Shou-Yu Liang, Wen-Ching Wu

Way of the Dragon, 2000

GOOD BOOK TO LEARN NEW MOVES
THIS BOOK HAS SOME GREAT INFORMATION ON TAKEDOWNS THAT ARE NOT SEEN IN MANY OTHER TEXTS. IT ALSO HAS A GREAT ROUTINE FOR PRACITCING THOSE MOVES. THE ONLY DRAW BACK IS THAT SOME OF THE MOVES WOULD NOT BE VERY PRACTICAL IN FREE FIGHTING. BUT OVER ALL A VERY GOOD BOOK

Guia Del Taijiquan
Liang Shou-Yu, Wu Wen-Ching

Mirach, 1995

Tai Chi Beginning: A Complete Workout Reference for Beginners

4 reviews
Wen-Ching Wu, Denise Breiter-Wu

Way of the Dragon, 1998

Very easy to follow
This book is better than I had hoped for. It has lots of pictures, and good instructions. Great for beginning Tai Chi.

Sword Imperatives--Mastering the Kung Fu and Tai Chi Sword
Ju-Rong Wang & Wen-Ching Wu

The Way of the Dragon Publishing, 2006

?Sword Imperatives is a beautifully written book with captivating stories, clearly described movements, photos, and illustrations.? The Chinese double edged sword is known in martial arts traditions as the king of blades. It is regarded by both scholars and martial artists as the most distinguished of all weapons. Sword ownership in ancient China represented power, prestige and rank. Sword Imperatives is the authoritative reference book ...

Baguazhang: Emei Baguazhang Theory and Applications (Chinese Internal Martial Arts)

11 reviews
Liang Shou-yu, Yang Jwing-Ming, ...

YMAA Publication Center, 1994

Excellent Book Excellent Teamwork
For the general mass of Martial Artists who enjoy being pulled by the tail through their martial arts program, I have some advice to offer: don't get this book. If you are looking for a 'ba gua how to' book for dummies, then you're barking at the wrong door. Dr. Yang and Liang combine to put together what may be considered a compilation of research on Baguzhang that will leave the reader both ...

Qigong Empowerment: A Guide to Medical, Taoist, Buddhist, Wushu Energy Cultivation

32 reviews
Shou-Yu Liang, Wen-Ching Wu

Way of the Dragon, Limited, the, 1996

Best Qigong book in English Language
I train with Master Wen-Ching Wu and i have trained a little with Grandmaster Liang, and I have not been able to find ANY books that come close to surpassing the ones that they have written. Together they have an incredibly vast knowledge of martial arts and Qigong and share it quite willingly in their fantastic books and teachings.

A Guide to Taijiquan: -24 And 48 Postures With Applications

1 review
Liang Shou-Yu, Wu Wen-Ching

Ymaa Pubns, 1993

Excellent depiction and explanation of the forms.
My interest in Tai Chi is in the forms alone. I prefer to avoid the Daoism or Chinese cosmology usually associated with Tai Chi. So a portion of the YMAA books is of little use to me. I must say, however, that the YMAA books do an excellant job of showing how the forms are performed. Though the forms can be learned from the book alone, the learning can made a little easier by watching the ...

Tai Chi Single Fan: For Health and Martial Arts
Helen Wu, Wen-Ching Wu

Way of the Dragon, 2000

The Tai Chi Single Fan routine incorporates movements from the Chen, Yang, Wu, W and Sun styles of Tai Chi Chuan. It was created by Professor Wang, Ju-Rong; the first woman professor of Chinese martial arts. This routine combines the characteristics of Tai Chi Chuan with the artistic and martial functions of the fan. Practicing the Tai Chi Single Fan can help develop your flexibility, strength, balance, health, and further your Tai Chi training. ...

Further Characterization of Apolipoprotein B Genetic Variations in Taiwanese.(Statistical Data Included): An ...
June Hsieh Wu, Yuan-teh Lee, ...

Wayne State University Press, 2001

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Tai Chi Chuan **ISBN: 9781886969339**
Shou-Yu/ Wen-Ching, Wu/ Breiter, Denise (EDT) Liang

Natl Book Network, 1996

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