Okay, [...] if you are a mature artist you will probably benefit from the the techniques found in this book. I'd put it at an beginning to intermediate level.

this is a great book for begginers and experts alike. it has tips on how to draw faces, bodies,and hands(wich are hard for me) but it got me drawing like a pro some of my friends even want to buy my drawings. i highly recommend this book

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This book has great instructions on the movements of the Yang Style LONG Form. The one problem is that there is no discussion of the martial application of the form.

this book gives detailed illustrations. It still misses on how to breath. But this is the best i have seen, including videos. Something is always left out of all them. This book is easy to follow and helps illustrate proper positioning of arms and legs.

This book gives a clear, easy-to-read introduction to the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine. As someone undergoing acupuncture for the first time, this book has helped me better understand what my doctor is doing! I recommend this book for people who have never tried alternatives to Western medicine and who want to actively participate in their own health care.

The author implies that "secret" techniques will be described. They must be so secret that one cannot discern what they are. There is very little text. The book has many pictures of stances, which don't look very different from each other. In fact it seems that the author is in the same stances with different clothes on. Perhaps this is a very esoteric book which is designed for a very limited audience. I have 30 years of martial arts experience, and found the book to be of no use. I returned it to Amazon.

The book is not meant as an instructional. I would not reccomend it to anyone that knows very little about Wing chun. Austin goh demonstrates the secret sand bag form, and various chi demonstrations like bending bars with his neck, one finger press ups, and chopstick throwing into plywood. As the title suggests, it shows the breaking power of wing chun. It has some breathing exersises, and many breaking demonstrations in the back. A circular cane chi sao exersise is also included. Generally, I would recommend this book for anyone after they have purchased a few other first and second level books. As with all of the wing chun conditioning techniques, I would exersise extreme caution. The proper Iron palm linement, Dit da jow with Iron palm herbs added (Never dit da jow ALONE), should be used at all times.

way too much money for a book that minimally covers these
technologies; level of scholarship in the matter is extremely
low. seems to be an effort to create fake credentials rather
than to help others understand these devices and circuits.