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LUOHAN GONG Shaolin Internal Training Set
The history of the creation of this book goes back to Master Fan Xu Dong (life time: 1841
– 1925, according to another data - 1936). At the turn the 19-th and 20-th century Fan Xu Dong several times visited
Shaolin Temple where he studied heritage of the monastery. That’s what Master Jon Funk writes about it: “Fan made
several trips to the Shaolin temple and spent time there researching with the monks. From these trips to the Shaolin temple,
as well as his other work with the Seven Star Praying Mantis system, he wrote five volumes titled "The Shaolin Authentic".
These handwritten manuals contained concepts on fighting skills, medical information and historical aspects of kung fu. Contained
in one of these five volumes is the eighteen exercises of the LUOHAN GONG complete with replicas of the original drawings
of the Shaolin monks demonstrating the postures of each exercise.” These five books were later hand copied in Hong Kong
by shifu Huang Han Xun. The original illustrations and calligraphy on LUOHAN GONG by shifu Fan Xu Dong was reproduced in shifu
Huang's book in which he added photographs to depict the movements. Click the picture (top left) to download.
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Shaolin Ba Duan Jin / Eight Pieces Brocade
Shaolin Ba
Duan Jin is one of the earliest exercise practised by the Shaolin monks. It was said that early in the Tang Dynasty, Ba Duan
Jin was created by Ling Qiushan, a eminent monk of Shaolin Temple
who died at the age of 109. Ba Duan Jin has the function of spreading the bones and muscles, accelerate the circulation of
blood, regulating the qi and blood, and promoting the metabolism of the body. Practise it for a long time, it can improve
your constitution, increase your resistance to illnesses, prevent diseases, and prolong your life. Click picture for more
info and to buy.
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Shaolin Qi Gong Products from Amazon:
Here is a wonderful Chi Kung form that combines martial arts
chi kung for developing explosive power and strength with the more general health applications and it comes straight from
the training given at the Shaolin Temple; here is one book purely looking at the Chi kung, and a DVD including both chi kung
and kung fu forms:
This book outlines the foundation techniques of Shaolin Qi Gong upon which all external or hard Qi
Gong practices that the Shaolin monks are famous for are based, and it does so in a clear and concise manner that is
suitable for beginners:
The Shaolin monks may not be as famous for their medicinal skills as for thier
kick ass kung fu moves but if you push yourself as hard as they do you end up getting a few bruises, strains and grazes along
the way if not something worse. There are many healing arts within the Shaolin tradition but their ability to heal external
injuries with natural remedies and so in stands out above all else. If you train hard, have sparring matches, enter competitions
or do kung fu condition such as the steel jacket training then this book is for you!
This book is a fascinating read and contains good practical exercises as well
as giving the back story and philosophy:
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