Overview

Over eight hundred years ago, Mr. Li Dongfeng, the first grandmaster of Liuhebafa, wrote the Five Character Secrets. Within that manuscript are the original precepts of this rare internal martial art. In this book, you will find an overview of the history of Liuhebafa, following the trail of Master Li and his disciples. Comparisons to other martial arts are also examined.

Full Product Details

9781594394195

Table of Contents

Reviews

"""Paul Dillion's Liuhebafa Five Character Secrets examines the origins of water boxing, presenting a history which covers both techniques and evolution of a method which was one of the last to be taught outside of China. From breathing methods to methods of preparation for battle, this is packed with insights.""--Library Bookwatch"

""Paul Dillion's Liuhebafa Five Character Secrets examines the origins of water boxing, presenting a history which covers both techniques and evolution of a method which was one of the last to be taught outside of China. From breathing methods to methods of preparation for battle, this is packed with insights.""--Library Bookwatch

Author Information

Paul Dillon was born in Montgomery, West Virginia. He attended West Virginia Institute of Technology, majoring in Printing Management. His Chinese studies were at The College of Far Eastern Languages / Yale University. Paul served in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam era. His martial arts training began in 1962, primarily in the Japanese styles. Some of the arts he studied included Judo, Shorin Ryu, Kamishin Ryu Kempo, Shin Mugei Iaido, and Aikido. In the later part of the 1960's he began his studies in Fu Jow Pai, Hsing I, Bagua, Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan. Pauls Liuhebafa training was under the instruction of Master Li Chung.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available