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Taijiquan (T'ai Chi) Basics

Basic Information on Taijiquan (aka T'ai Chi) from its origins, various styles, cultural significance, and benefits, to finding a class in your area. Nine pages of information to help answer your questions.

Neijia FAQ

The term "Neijia" is used to refer to all internal martial arts. "Nei" means "internal" and "jia" means "family or "style". "Neigung" is also used often and means internal "work" or development.

Shaolin FAQ

There is no martial art more famous and mysterious than that taught at the venerable Shaolin Temples of China, where external and internal forms were developed together, and in harmony, with Chan (Zen) Buddhism.

Bagua Qigong (Pa Kau Chang Ch'i Kung)

Every complete Chinese martial arts system includes elements of Qigong. Baguazhang (Pa Kua Chang), one of the most famous Neijia systems, contains such exercises which Master Park Bok Nam describes in detail.