Boxing for Beginners, with Chapter showing its Relationship to Bayonet Fighting

[adamsoufiane]

Boxing for Beginners, with Chapter showing its Relationship to Bayonet Fighting
its a nice book with picture about the history of boxing
its boxing for beginners
http://zshareit.net/me/download.php?...e38cb5ff1203ea

[glidesmack]

that was actually vaguely interesting

[j]

interesting as it is said my boxing style was made from using the spear and incorporated this barehand movements with boxing style punches and strikes. although it is a helluva a lot more than that.

i will check this out now. sounds interesting.

[spidershadow]

There is a book out on Hsing-I called "The Xingyi Quan of the Chinese Army" by Dennis Rovere. I think his pics are wak but the reprints of Huang Bo Nien manule are pretty intresting. If you use a spear or a bayonet does not matter in Hsing-I, the strikes are very powerful. Rovere also put a dvd out on this subject but I have not seen it yet.
I realy would like to learn this style some day, if I find a good teacher in the area. Does one of you know a good sorce of information about developing Jin? I have some Yang Styl Taiji as a base.