Yang, Jwing-Ming – Saber Fundamental Training

Yang, Jwing-Ming – Saber Fundamental Training

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Saber Fundamental Training DVD by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming The Foundation of Short Weapons Training Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming teaches Saber training essential methods, solo drills, and 2-person matching practice. Saber training is the foundation for all other short weapon training, and it is generally the first short weapon acquired in Chinese martial arts.

Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming explains the history of the Saber (Dao) and covers Saber techniques and proverbs. He uses samples from his personal collection to highlight the distinctions between Saber styles.

Dr. Yang then fully displays 25 core Chinese martial art methods.

Following that, more than two dozen solo and partner workouts are taught, ending in freestyle Saber matching training. Dr. Yang provides extensive guidance and corrections to each action while students demonstrate, making it simple for the viewer to understand. Dr. Yang’s History and Proverbs of the Saber is included in the program.
-Sabers of various varieties from Dr. Yang’s personal collection.
-Practice exercises for solo and pair matching.
Note: According to YMAA, when paired with the Taiji Saber DVD and the Shaolin Saber DVD, this DVD gives a rather excellent foundational basis in Chinese short weapons training.
If anyone has any additional YMAA weaponry DVDs, I’d be grateful if you could post them.

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