Formosa Neijia

We have a couple of good discussions going on over in the Formosa Neijia discussion group.
The first is regarding the 1928 All China Tournament that so many people have heard about. It seems that everyone and their brother won it, doesn’t it? After hearing about so many winners, I wondered about the nature of the […]

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The main problem with Zhang’s Science of Internal Strength Boxing is that it’s an advanced book. Zhang talks about stuff that other people don’t talk about. And he makes it accessible. But most of this material lies way outside the normal realm of martial arts chatboards and magazines. Basically, Zhang’s ideas need to be introduced […]

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This is our second offering from translator Marcus Brinkman — The Science of Internal Strength Boxing by Zhang Nai-qi. Of all the works from Marcus that I’m offering, this one caught me the most off-guard. Zhang says an awful lot of things that clear up misconceptions about internal arts training and issues related to neigong. […]

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Update: A preview of the book is now near the bottom of the post.
I’m now the distributor for the translations done by Dr. Marcus Brinkman. I’ll be introducing the various works that we have available from him one at a time. You guys are in for a real treat when it comes to these books!
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People often ask me about teachers, and I’m loathe to tell them the truth sometimes. Honestly, some people just don’t want to hear what really happens here sometimes.
As an example, here are some interesting quotes (if you want to see who they are about, click on the link) about a shuaijiao teacher in Taipei:
…I will […]

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Here’s a preview of the guide. I didn’t want to put up a PDF or a Word file so I just converted a few pages from the guide to pics.
I should say that I didn’t use 18 point font or three inch margins in the guide. So no need to worry about getting your money’s […]

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Here it is:

Whew! The total was 38 pages with close to 15 teachers profiled. I want to thank everyone that ordered and those that sent information in.
If you want a copy of the guide, please send me an email at chessman71 “at” gmail.com and make your US$10 donation to the PayPal link to the right.

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First, I want to say thanks for the interest in this guide! This will be a solid step forward for foreigners trying to find teachers in Taipei and I hope those of you who have ordered it find it useful and informative.
The guide will be available on Friday 28 Sept. if all goes well. (Please […]

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