WING CHUN KUNG-FU: Chinese Art of Self-Defense
by James Yimm Lee. Technical editor: Bruce Lee.
James Yimm Lee studied sil lum and wing chun before training in jeet kune do with Bruce Lee. The author, along with Ted Wong,
demonstrate the techniques of wing chun kung fu. Included are stances, footwork,
chi sao exercises, trapping hands, defenses and sil-lim-tao, the first form of wing
chun. Ted Wong is one of only four people to have been personally trained by
Bruce Lee and trained for instructorship, and one of only two people to have
received certificates from Bruce Lee, in jeet kune do.
ADVANCED WING CHUN
by William Cheung
Cheung, who studied wing chun under wing
chun master Yip Man, demonstrates the entire chum kil form, along with chi sao drills and
applications, in this fully illustrated volume for the advanced wing chun practitioner. Cheung became
a member of the Black Belt Hall of Fame in 1983 as Kung Fu Artist of the Year.
TAI CHI CHUAN: The Philosophy of Yin and Yang and its Application
by Douglas Lee
Lee, a tai chi practitioner for over 30 years, outlines, describes and explains the structure,
composition and fundamental principles of the Yang system, and the rules related to each unit in the structure. Included: the history and philosophy of the art, general principles of movement, the solo
exercise, push-hands sparring, applications and tai chi weapons. Fully illustrated.
TAI CHI CHUAN: The 27 Forms
by Marshall Ho'o
This effective short course in tai chi
chuan for the beginning student includes the tai chi short form, push-hands sparring, the nine temple
exercises and an explanation of the health benefits of each posture. Ho'o, a member of the Black
Belt Hall of Fame (1973, tai chi chuan), studied tai chi chuan with Wen Shan Huang, considered the
father of tai chi chuan in America. Ho'o was also founder and dean of the Aspen Academy of
Martial Arts and chairman of the National Tai Chi Chuan Association. Yang style. Fully illustrated.