Dr. Yang Jwing Ming – Chin Na In Depth 5-8

Dr. Yang Jwing Ming – Chin Na In Depth 5-8

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Salepage: Dr. Yang Jwing Ming – Chin Na In Depth 5-8

“Chin Na” means “Seize Control”Learn Chin Na (Qin Na) for controlling and incapacitating your opponents with finger, hand, and joint-locking techniques.
Each of these techniques is presented up-close and in detail, and can be found in Dr.
Yang’s bestselling book Comprehensive Applications of Shaolin Chin Na.Dr.Yang, Jwing-Ming, one of the world’s foremost authorities on Chin Na (Qin Na) demonstrates and instructs his techniques up-close and in detail.
Chin Na, the art of controlling an opponent through joint locks and acupressure cavities, is an essential part of all Chinese martial styles, and it will be a valuable addition to any other martial system.
Learn Chin Na (Qin Na) for controlling and incapacitating your opponent- with finger, hand, and joint-locking techniques. Every one of these techniques is presented up-close and in detail, and can be found in Dr. Yang’s best-selling book Comprehensive Applications of Shaolin Chin Na – sold separately.” Dr. Yang also shows corrections for common mistakes, as students demonstrate the techniques.

Course 5:

Thumb Press
Small Finger Hook
Small Finger Turning
Up Hook Finger
Back Wrap Hand
Low Outward Wrist Press
Feudal Lord Invites To Dinner
Wild Chicken Breaks Its Wing

Course 6:

The Hero Shows Courtesy
Carry a Pole on the Shoulder
Hands Holding a Large Beam
Forward Upward Turning
Old Man Carries Fish on His Back
Look to the Heavens and Shout
Force to Bow

Course 7:

Turning Finger Dividing
Upper Hook Dividing
Lower Hook Dividing
Reverse Wrist Press
Wild Chicken Spreads its Wings
Push the Boat to Follow the Stream
Small Elbow Wrap
Large Elbow Wrap

Course 8:

Prop Up Elbow
The Heavens Turn and the Earth Circles
Backward Upward Turning
Turn Back to Seize the Ape
Roast Peking Duck
Twist the Head to Kill a Chicken
The Hand Seizes the Dragon’s Head

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