Chinese martial arts are easy; Flying over rooftops: Flying over rooftops

Author: Ge Qiang
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book primarily focuses on explaining the culture of lightness skills, the transmission of techniques, and their practical applications. To make the teaching part intuitive and easy to learn, the diagrams of action breakdowns are all in the form of real photographs, and these works are mostly created by a kind and beautiful girl. This book is part of the "Flying Eaves and Leaping Walls" trilogy, specifically the solo hand-to-hand category, which mainly discusses the skills of moving quickly without any tools. Although these skills are portable and convenient, they tend to tap into individual potential, with strong explosive power, high speed, large vertical and horizontal shifts, and training that must be conducted in various complex environments. Therefore, the training and learning of this skill have significant risks. Accordingly, it is hoped that unorganized amateur enthusiasts do not simply imitate it to avoid unnecessary physical injuries. This book is richly illustrated, primarily focusing on explaining the culture of lightness skills, the transmission of techniques, and their practical applications. The diagrams of action breakdowns are all real photographs taken in a recording format, supplemented by concise text.