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Red Phoenix Calisthenics
Anybody has read and have practiced about the contents of this book. As o started reading I found that some of the basis and concepts in qigong are found in this book. Any insights?
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could you add a link to the book?
Who wrote it? Who publishes it? What style(s) does it represent?
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I found some exercises translated in one of Eva Wong's book on Taoism. It is part of the Daozang jinghua and I see that most of techniques, exercises, breathing, postures are included as well as baduanjng and the 5 animals patterns.
As soon as I find more information I will post it. Thanks Mig |
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