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Manufacturer: Bo Law Kung Fu Federation
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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780975520109
ISBN: 0975520105
Label: Bo Law Kung Fu Federation
Manufacturer: Bo Law Kung Fu Federation
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 60
Publication Date: 2004-04
Publisher: Bo Law Kung Fu Federation
Studio: Bo Law Kung Fu Federation
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Five Animal Kung Fu - Tiger Matching Set The art of Kung Fu is known as one of the most powerful and graceful forms of self defense. Many systems of Kung Fu have developed over the centuries, all having sprung from sources of great inspiration. The Five Animal System of Kung Fu is patterned after the movements of the Dragon, Snake, Tiger, Leopard, and Crane. This book presents a comprehensive study of the spiritual and physical attributes of the Tiger System.
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Summary: Tiger in the Moonlight
Comment: Good book on this powerful system of kung fu. However, the form is rather short and no proper explaination is given even though the pictures are clear. But any information on the tiger claw system is like discovering a rare gem. More publication on this system would benefit the martial art community.
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Summary: A beautifully illustrated manual
Comment: "Tiger in the Moonlight" beautifully illustrates the esoteric fighting style of this powerful animal. So little information is published about five animal kung fu forms, and this book gives a brief history of the system and the form itself in addition to excellent photographs of each move. The clear, concise instruction provided by Sifu Paul Koh provides an introduction to the tiger matching set for martial artists who want to know more about this form. But it also captures the attention of the curious and will certainly encourage them to study kung fu and truly learn the techniques behind "Tiger in the Moonlight." There aren't many martial arts manuals that are so well designed and this book should be in the library of any serious kung fu practioner.
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