Erle Montaigue – Structure and Movement Vol.3

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Erle Montaigue – Structure and Movement Vol.3

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Salepage: Erle Montaigue – Structure and Movement Vol.3

This
3 part series gives the correct structure and movement for gaining the
most power for the martial and healing arts. Training methods are given
as well as Qigong Methods for this purpose. The Yang Cheng-fu form is
used to show these principles.Much
information necessary for correct martial arts training is shown. Tape
three is more Taiji than general martial arts. This series is suited to
all martial system hard or soft as it shows how to move the body
correctly for natural movement.Level: IntermediateRun Time: Approx 93 mins

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