Mike Sigman – Internal Strength for Taiji Bagua Xingyi Vol.1

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Mike Sigman – Internal Strength for Taiji Bagua Xingyi Vol.1

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Salepage: Mike Sigman – Internal Strength for Taiji Bagua Xingyi Vol.1

Vol.1 Basic Building Blocks for Internal strength43 mins.
, English, MP4This video presents the tools necessary to begin using real “soft” strength that accompanies Chi(Qi) in the internal martial arts.
Mike Sigman has been researching and developing teaching methods which present the physical side of this knowledge in an easy to understand way, to help you grasp the idea of internal strength.
The exercises seem easy but are very diffucult to perform properly.
They will require effort and a great deal of thought on your part, but the logic used is inescapable and the rewards are great.

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