Zhao's Practical Qin Na Part 1 - Tom Bisio - Bog

Master Zhao Da Yuan Unveils Qin Na's Hidden Secrets
Practical Qin Na Part 1: Explanation of the Qin Na Nine Heaven Secret Text is Part One of Master Zhao Da Yuan's magnum opus on the art of Qin Na (Capturing and Seizing). Although Qin Na techniques are taught in all styles of Chinese Gong Fu, few people know that Qin Na is also a complete system of self-defense and self-cultivation. The art of Qi Na includes:
¿ Developmental Nei Gong and Basic Training
¿ Qin (Capturing) techniques, which separate the tendons and dislocate bones by hooking and locking
¿ Na (Seizing) techniques, in which one seizes and grasps acu-points, meridians, body cavities, and blood vessels
¿ Striking, Seizing and Kicking Vital Points
¿ Counter Qin Na
¿ Throwing Techniques
¿ Defenses against Weapons
¿ Weapons and Forms Practice

For centuries, Qin Na was a secret family system, only parts of which were taught to outsiders. After teaching this deadly and effective art to the police, military personnel, and elite bodyguards for more than 40 years, Master Zhao breaks with tradition and openly reveals the real secrets of Qin Na to the general public, including the key theories and foundational training methods that were in the past taught to only one or two disciples in each generation. These secrets are contained in the Nine Heaven Secret Text.

The Nine Heaven Text is an extraordinary contribution to the art of Qin Na and the internal Chinese martial arts. In a series of coded poems, the text presents the complete theoretical basis of both Qin Na and the internal martial arts, in minute and precise detail:
1. Heart Poem
2. General Poem
3. Wu Ji Poem
4. Seven Star (Qi Xing) Poem
5. Eight Trigram (Ba Gua) Poem
6. Six Harmony (Liu He) Poem
7. Five Element (Wu Xing) Poem
8. Yin Yang (Liang Yi) Poem
9. Three Powers (San Cai) Poem
10. Four Appearances (Si Xiang)Four Poe
11. Nine Palaces (Jiu Gong) Poem
Master Zhao deftly decodes and explains the hidden meanings contained in