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Xing Yi is a powerful yet subtle martial art, which was forged on ancient battlefields during China's feudal era. Based on spear methods, the art was developed by many generations of masters. These masters studied the fighting strategies of animals and embodied them, to make their own fighting skills more effective.This book was previously known as 'Xing Yi - A Study of Tai and Tuo Xing' and is a study of two of Xing Yi's advanced, yet less well known fighting strategies. Which are the fascinating methods of Tai Xing (Flycatcher) and Tuo Xing (Crocodile).This is a must have book for anyone who is practicing Xing Yi or other fighting arts, and who would like to explore the fighting strategy of animals within a martial context.

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Xing Yi is a very old fighting art from China, whose techniques are based around the use of the spear. The spear being one of the primary weapons of choice for use upon the battlefield in ancient China. The overarching strategy of Xing Yi relies upon embodying the fighting strategy or 'essence' of different animals. All of which were studied and chosen by the Xing Yi masters of the past, due to their unique and effective fighting abilities.This book which was called 'Xing Yi Snake', is a study on the fighting strategy of this ancient reptile, of which two types are included within the art of Xing Yi. These being the viper and the constrictor, which have very different approaches to hunting and dispatching prey.Within a fighting context, they provide the Xing Yi practitioner with two very different but complementary combat strategies.