Killing the Dragon – some fun

By Eric Reynolds

This is the article we have been waiting for!  Finally here are clear instructions for appearing to be cultivating the skills needed for effective Jiulong practice, but doing as little work as possible. If you have been wondering how to participate in the art without actually having to practice, this is the way to...
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3 Days at the Gompa

By Eric Reynolds
3 Days at the Gompa

Sounds like an exotic journey to a far off land doesn’t it? In way that is exactly what members of the Toronto Study Group experienced during a training session a few years  back. We found ourselves in a martial arts heaven. I hope a brief story about our trip will be an enticement to...
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Peripheral Vision in Jiulong

By Alan Marshall

I saw him move like a wisp of cloud dancing across a winter lake; yet within lay the power of the dragon. Younger students practicing so intensely paid no attention to him. He was older and not necessarily a man that you would give a second glance. While they pushed and punched their bags...
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The Goal of Zhandouli

By Dr. John Painter
The Goal of Zhandouli

When you practice Baguazhang, your attacker will be confused because he cannot know what you will do and you...
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Matter in Motion: The Physics of Jiulong Baguazhang

By Eric Reynolds

Jiulong instructor Barry Solway in Colorado offers a very impressive analysis of the physical properties of the Nine Dragon...
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Tibetan Qigong

By Eric Reynolds
Tibetan Qigong

Here is an article written by Bernie Jackson, a Jiulong student. He outlines his experience with a Tibetan practice...
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Void

By Dr. Jan Carstoniu

Void To make the soul The eye of the hurricane To make the spirit A still pool To let...
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