Shaolin Chin Na: The Seizing Art of Kung-Fu
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This book will offer to the practicing martial artist and martial scholar a comprehensive discussion of an important part of Chinese Wu Su. By constant practice, the martial artist can find Chin Na to be a useful in short and middle range fighting. I hope that this book can act as a guide for other martial artists to begin open discussion on the special strengths and techniques of their styles with other practitioners. Such an effort can only help martial arts.
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