Erle Montaigue – Wudang Spear Form

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Erle Montaigue – Wudang Spear Form

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Salepage: Erle Montaigue – Wudang Spear Form

For
health, you cannot go past either the Wudang Broadsword form or the
Wudang Spear form. And if we were allowed to walk around with such
weapons, you could not get a more deadly weapon other than a gun. On
this tape, Erle teaches not only the Spear form, but also the deadly
applications making use of Dim-Mak strikes.Some
excellent training methods for the spear are also included. This is
indeed the top weapon for health and self defense and it is possibly the
most beautiful form of any martial system. Erle also gives a complete
demonstration of this form non-stop at the end of the tape/DVD
Level: AdvancedRun Time: Approx 60 mins

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