Sword Imperatives: Mastering the Kung Fu and Tai Chi Sword

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Acerca del autor: Grandmaster Wang JU-rong began her training at age five in the skills of Wushu and traumatology under the tutelage of her legendary father, Wang Zi-Ping. Grandmaster Wang was instrumental in the first compilation of the “Barehanded Compulsory Routine” and “Sword Compulsory Routine”. She was personally responsible for the compilation of the “Narrow Blade Sword” and the “Double Sword”, all of which were part of the required Wushu curriculum. Her many accomplishments had earned her the award of New China’s Pioneer in Sports and Wushu Contribution giving to her by China’s Department of Sport. Grandmaster Wang served as the Director of the Chinese Wushu Association and the Archery Association. She was the Vice-Chairman of the Shanghai Wushu Association, head of the Judging Committee, and Vice-Chairman of the Shanghai Archery Association. She was the President of the Chinese Wushu Research Institute and Advisor to the Wudang Research Association and the Shanghai Qigong Research Association. Additionally, she was instrumental in the development and promotion of the new standardized 24 Posture Taijiquan, 32 Posture Taiji Sword, 48 Posture Combined Taijiquan, and the 88 Posture Yang Style Taijiquan. She was a member of the government appointed council to organize official judging rules books for Wushu competition routines and was personally involved in developing the Double Sword competition routine… Master Wu, Wen-Ching is a well-known practitioner and teacher in both the national and international worlds of Chinese martial and healing arts. His skills and level of accomplishments have lead him to become the All-Around Grand Champion in both Internal and External Styles at the 1990 United States National Chinese Martial Arts competition, and to win three gold medals at the Fourth Shanghai International Wushu Festival and Competition in 1998…