The Shaolin Butterfly (The Book): Shaolin Kung Fu Training (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798844340284)

THE SHAOLIN BUTTERFLY (The book)
Shaolin Kung Fu Training

INCLUDES VIDEO LINKS!
THIS IS A COMPLETE BOOK/VIDEO COURSE!

Learning Shaolin Kung Fu can be long and confusing. There are long routines with marginal self defense movements, esoteric theories about chi, and 'true' histories that everybody argues over.

If you are familiar with Al Case's work in matrixing you know that he believes in logic, and not unworkable theories taught through endless ritual.

This system of Shaolin Kung Fu, The Shaolin Butterfly, is derived directly from Fut Ga Shaolin, which is often considered to be the oldest form of Shaolin in existence.

Instead of endless, confusing forms there is a specific pattern the Butterfly forms follow. This pattern is easy to remember, works in all directions, and focuses on six specific principles found in Fut Ga.

The forms are short and incredibly easy to learn, to remember, and, most importantly, to use.

There are a few applications, and a series of two man forms, and these demonstrate a workability that becomes intuitive almost as fast as the student can learn the form.

The system has been designed to link to another old system of kung fu, Pa Kua Chang. This is the first time in the history of Kung Fu that this has been done.

To insure that there is no confusion Al has provided links to the videos of the original Shaolin Butterfly DVD course.

If you are serious about learning Shaolin Kung Fu, this book is the way to go.

You will find the forms simple and logical.
The patterns will be easier to learn.
You will be able to remember the moves easily.
Self defense will become intuitive in a very short period of time.
The concepts will be easy to understand.

YOU WILL LEARN IN ONE TENTH THE TIME!

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Al has been studying the martial arts since 1967. He studied Karate, Kung Fu, Shaolin Kung Fu, Tai Chi Chuan, Pa Kua Chang, Aikido and many other arts. He was a writer for the magazines with his own column in Inside Karate. He had written over 100 training manuals and books, thousands of articles and blogs, and produced 100s of hours of martial arts training videos.