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“dietmar stubenbaum”

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  • Chen T’ai Chi

    Traditional Instructions from the Chen Village, Vol. 1

    by David Gaffney, Stephan Berwick, Miriam O’Conner, Dietmar Stubenbaum, Asr Cordes, Wong Jiaxiang ...
    This two-volume anthology brings much of the rich heritage conveniently together for your reading. In this first volume, prepare yourself to sit at the feet of the main representatives of the Chen Village, including Chen Xiaowang, Chen Xiaoxing, and Wang Xi’an. Perhaps of greater importance are the clear explanations outlining each step in the learning process toward mastering Chen-style t’ai chi. ... Read more

    $9.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Bagua and Xingyi

    An Intersection of the Straight and Curved

    by Allen Pittman, Hong Dzehan, Robert Lin-yi Yu, Dietmar Stubenbaum, Marcus Brinkman, James Smith, Travis Joern, Stanley E. Henning, Shannon Phelps, Kevin Craig, Tim Cartmell ...
    Baguaquan and xingyiquan are two styles that complement each other as yin does yang. Bagua is known for its circular movements and its practice of “circle walking.” Xingyi embodies characteristic linear movements said to be derived from the logical strategies for using spear and staff. The rich content in this anthology comes from the rare academic and hands-on experience of those presented in ... Read more

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  • Chinese Martial Arts: Changing Views and Practices

    by Michael DeMarco, Dietmar Stubenbaum, Charles Holcombe, Nigel Sutton, Brandon Sieg, Wing Lam, William Acevedo, Nicholas Yang, Shuai Zheng, Kai Filpiak ...
    Since ancient times, some observant people have made the revered Book of Change (Yijing) their lifelong study. Change is the fundamental principle found in every aspect of our lives. Change is the Way of the universe. Confucian and Daoist texts are filled with anecdotal and philosophic discourse related to this theme. There is little wonder why we find the concept of change in the diverse Chinese ... Read more

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