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	Chin Na - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While techniques along the lines of chin na are trained to some degree by most martial arts worldwide, many Chinese martial arts are famous for their specialization in such applications.
		Chin means to seize or trap, na means to lock or break, and while those actions are very often executed in that order (trap then lock), the two actions can also be performed distinctly in training and self defense.
		There is quite a bit of overlap between chin na theory and technique with the branches of traditional Chinese medicine known as tui na (推拏) as well as the use of offensive and defensive Qi Gong as an adjunct of chin na training in some styles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chin_Na (283 words)

	Hung Gar Net - Chin Na
		The attacks and defensive strikes have Chin Na built into the methodology of move sequence within Gung Ji Fook Fu Kuen which is the anchor form of the four pillars.
		Chin Na, in general, should be seen as a higher expression of martial technique than punching, kicking, or blocking.
		And finally, Chin Na should be viewed in today's modern times as a potentially non lethal alternative as a means to stop a bad situation before the legal issues of force come into play.
	www.hunggar.net /chinna.htm (556 words)

	Chin Na In Depth
		Chin Na is about exerting absolute control over one's opponents, at the mental level and the physical.
		He executes a series of Chin Na techniques when his class is attacked by a group of roaming karate students to disable them without serious harm.
		Chin Na, therefore, covers a range of techniques as broad as the Chinese arts, ranging from gentle response to to combat application.
	www.h2omt.com /chinna2.html (521 words)

	Chin Na and Combat Throwing
		Chin Na utilizes the locking of joints, the striking and seizing of vital points, and the grasping of tendons and blood vessels.
		Includes chapters on chin na techniques for (1) head, neck, and torso, (2) arms, wrists, hands, (3) legs and hips, plus the fifty basic hand techniques, detailed overviews of the skeletal structure and nervous system, requirements of posture and chin na mechanics, appendix of Chinese medicine meridians (needed for accurate understanding of point-striking).
		An integral part of all internal martial arts, Qinna, or Chin Na, is the application of force to the opponent's joints to subdue him or severely injure him by breaking the joint.
	www.plumflower.com /chin_na_and_combat_throwin.htm (791 words)

	Martial Arts Planet - What is Chin Na ?
		Chin Na is a Mandarin Chinese term describing joint-manipulation techniques for self defense used in the Chinese martial arts, very often involving the study and use of acupressure points to enhance the efficiency of the techniques applied by the practitioner.
		Qin na means "seize and control." Simplified, qin na is the study of joint locks which include locks, throws, striking, kicking, arm bars (which to my shock were not invented in a judo dojo in Brazil--who knew?), neck breaks and leg locks, standing or on the ground.
		Chi na may have been taught as a style but it is very rare anywhere (as far as i know) And i believe alot of chi nah depends on the teacher and whether his teacher was taught the applications of chi nah etc. chi nah is included in many forms as an underlying element.
	www.martialartsplanet.com /forums/showthread.php?t=19979 (1231 words)

	Chin Na (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na Chin Na is part of the martial side of T'ai-Chi Ch'uan.
		Based upon a knowledge of human anatomy, the Chin Na practitioner is able to effect joint locks upon the fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, and legs of their opponent.
		The amount of force applied is variable, so a simple, low-pain wrist lock may be applied by a police officer subduing a suspect, but an all-out, bone-breaking strike may be performed upon a gunman intent on robbing you and your family of your lives.
	www.angelfire.com /pa/sifuphil/page5.html (100 words)

	Chin-Na
		Chin Na, which means "seize and control", is the study of how to control your opponent through joint locks and pressure point manipulation.
		Chin Na is also well suited to self defense and law enforcement since the techniques can be used to control an assailant without causing injury or death.
		Chin Na is available to learn from books and videos, however, when learning Chin Na, feeling is 80% of the technique, which means getting the feeling of accurate control cannot be obtained from reading books and watching videos.
	www.kung-fu.addr.com /chin-na.html (268 words)

	FightingArts Forums: Question about Chin Na
		Chin Na is a component of most Chinese systems, as in general it represents grappling technique (sure thats a high level abstraction, but it's easier for quick discussion).
		Chin Na as I understand it, is a set of techniques that focus on manipulating the joints of the body.
		Chin Na is a wonderful tool to have when you are fighting in a close range situation.
	www.fightingarts.com /ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=15784396 (1020 words)

	Chin Na Books
		By using scientific terms to describe ancient teachings, Zhao Da Yuan has succeeded in explaining the mechanics of Chin Na in a manner which is easily understood by the martial arts novice and of great value to the martial arts veteran.
		Thus, the major purpose of chin na is to quiet or stop an aggressive action without maiming or injuring to a serious extent.
		As a result, chin na relies on grasping, pressing and unnaturally twisting the sensitive parts of an opponent's body such as nerves, muscles, and joints.
	www.superiormartialarts.com /catalog/uniform/supb_chinna.html (394 words)

	Chin na 1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/chin_na_1 (155 words)

	Chin Na
		As is the case more often than not, however, the chin na techniques are cleverly hidden within the forms; a regular practice typical of Chinese Kung Fu in general, which is a shame, because these techniques typically contain the most advance aspect of any given style.
		Chin na also includes the skill of attacking; seizing is a more accurate term, specific pressure points on the body that will disable an opponent very rapidly, and quite painfully.
		The skill of chin na seizing has been somewhat lost today because of the long hours and intense training required to develop the tremendous strength in the fingers, hands and forearms of the practitioner to actually perform seizing.
	www.wle.com /resources/art012.html (1088 words)

	Shao Lin Chuan Chin Na
		The Chin Na Dui Da form is a two man set with six different roads.
		Chin - (locking) the movement of joints against their normal range of motion.
		Na - (seizing) of the vital pints disrupting or blocking the energy flow.
	www.phoenixdragonkungfu.com /shaolin/shaolinstance/chinna.htm (324 words)

	Shao Lin Boxing Methods - Chin Na (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na is referred to as the seizing art of kung fu and is known for its value in personal self-defense.
		The Chin Na self-defense classes at Shao Lin Boxing Methods introduce students to different techniques involving four distinct types of practice: pressure point technique, dividing the muscle, misplacing the bone (joint-locking) and sealing the breath (cavity pressing).
		Chin Na, as taught by SiFu Steve Kleppe, uses the centuries-old concepts of joint locking, muscle separation, sealing the veins and arteries, sealing the breath, cavity press and pressure point technique.
	www.shaolinboxingmethods.com /pages/programs/chin-na.php (268 words)

	Shaolin Chuan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na Chin Na has taken a firm hold as one of the leading Chinese Martial Arts ever since its emergence approximately 370 years ago during the Ming Dynasty.
		From this definition, the implication is that the major purpose of Chin Na is to "Quiet" or stop an aggressive action without maiming or injuring to a serious extent.
		Chin Na techniques are separated into four basic categories: misplacing the bone, dividing the muscle, sealing the breath or vein, and nerve cavity press.
	www.peterkwokskungfuacademy.com /Shaolin/shaolin.htm (212 words)

	VCD Kung Fu Chin Na Self Defense Grappling
		Chin Na is an ancient branch of Kung Fu.
		Also, though most Chin Nah demonstrated is essentially the same the level of demonstration and skills vary widely.
		Chin Nah shows the essential simplicity of applied martial arts (there are, after all, only so many ways to bend an arm).
	www.plumpub.com /sales/vcd3/coll_chinnah1.htm (574 words)

	Tai Chi Books - Recommendations and Comments
		Chin NA is the study of controlling an opponent through joint locks and acupuncture cavities.
		Practical Chin NA: A Detailed Analysis of the Art of Seizing and Locking - by Zhao DA Yuan.
		Chin NA elements of Tai Chi including seizing and submissions, analysis of the Tai Chi fighting set, and Tai Chi fighting strategy.
	taichibooks.com /tai-chi-books-chin-na.htm (365 words)

	E-Budo.com - Jujitsu Vs Chin Na
		I've got a couple of books on chin na which I've found to be useful in my study of jujutsu.
		Chin Na is what the Chinese called joint locking and is an integral part of many Chinese Martial Arts.
		Chin Na is anything that has to do with sezing and joint locking.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=3976 (839 words)

	Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na $47.95 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na is part of almost all Chinese martial styles, and it can be a valuable addition to any other martial system.
		This DVD is the first in Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming's extensive Chin Na video series, and provides an excellent overview to the art of Chin Na, beginning with the essential fundamental Chin Na speed and power training routines.
		Chin Na is the root of the more modern arts of aikido and hapkido, and is often trained by military, security and law-enforcement personnel worldwide.
	karatebuzz.com /626dr.html (213 words)

	Chin Na (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The major purpose of chin na is to quiet or stop aggressive action without maiming or injuring to a serious extent.
		Chin Na relies on grasping, pressing and unnaturally twisting the sensitive parts of an opponents body such as nerves, muscles, and joints.
		While Chin Na is connected to martial arts you do not need an extensive martial arts background to learn it.
	home.kc.rr.com /mastersong/chin_na.htm (108 words)

	Chin Na
		Welcome to the form of Shaolin Chin Na known as Penetrating Vine Changing Method Chin Na and thank you for your interest.
		Unlike western wrestling, Chin Na focuses on the joints.
		Chin Na cultures the belief that as one path closes another one opens, building your ability to sieze new opportunities.
	www.h2omt.com /chinna.html (542 words)

	Amazon.ca: Chin Na in Ground Fighting: Principles, Theory and Submission Holds for All Martial Styles: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		I teach karate and chin na myself, and I like to integrate the two arts for my students just as sensei Arsenault and Faulise do in their training and work because of its practical usefulness in control situations, where karate, TKD, kung-fu, or a percussion art might be inappropriate.
		There are separate chapters covering nerve centers and pressure points, how to attack the pressure points, chin na theory and technique, as well as separate chapters on hand and armlocks; neck, head, and shoulder locks; and ankle and leglocks.
		This book will be a valuable resource for any chin na practitioner who wants a better grasp of the underlying principles and techniques of this important and useful martial art.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1886969663 (1313 words)

	Effectiveness of Chin na and Shuai jiao - Deluxe Martial Arts Forums
		I have not studied chin na, nor shuai jiao (if you mispronounce shuai jiao in Chinese, people will think you are talking about dumplings...hehe).
		Chin Na in Ground Fighting focuses on the use of joint locks, cavity presses and bone misplacement to subdue any aggressor.
		Chin Na practicioners train to improve grip strength, forearm toughness, shoulder, back and leg strength as well as timing and reaction.
	www.defend.net /deluxeforums/showthread.php?t=8002 (662 words)

	Chin Na - Na Gifts - www.mingna.handtools.be (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na (Qin Na) is the study of controlling an opponent through joint locks and acupuncture cavities.
		Chin Na (Qin Na) uses joint locks to...
		It is called Chin Na, and is translated as the art of seizing and applying joint locks...
	www.mingna.handtools.be /na-gifts/chin-na.html (384 words)

	Yang's Martial Arts and Yoga Center-- Andover, MA
		Chin Na (Qin Na) is the study of how to control your opponent.
		Chin Na is part of the course of study in almost all Chinese martial styles, and it can be a valuable addition to any other martial system.
		Chin Na is the root of the Japanese arts of Jujitsu and Aikido, and practitioners can use the study of Chin Na to increase their understanding of the theory and principles of their own arts.
	www.yangsandover.com /programs.shtml?page=china (120 words)

	Chin Na In Depth
		Yang, Jwing-Ming, one of the world's formaot authorites on Chin Na (Qin Na) demonstrates and instructs his techniques up-close and in detail.
		Chin Na, the art of controlling an opponent through joint locks and acupressure cavities, is an essential part of all Chinese martial styles, and it will be a valuable addition to any other martial system.
		Yang, Jwing-Ming "Chin Na In Depth Courses 5 - 8"
	www.ryukyu.com /id244.html (220 words)

	Budovideos.com - Chin Na Videos
		Yang, Jwing-Ming, one of the world's foremost authorities on Chin Na (Qin Na) demonstrates and instructs his techniques up-close and in detail.
		Chin Na, the art of controlling an opponent through joint locks and acupressure cavities, is an essential part of all Chinese martial styles, and it...
		Known as Chin Na, this arsenal of attacks and counterattacks teaches you how to take advantage of the natural weaknesses of the human body.
	www.budovideos.com /shop/customer/home.php?cat=438 (419 words)

	Amazon.ca: Analysis of Shaolin Chin Na: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Shaolin Chin Na is one of the four major Chinese martial arts fighting categories, the one dealing with "size and control".
		Most of Dr. Yang's "Leg Chin Na" techniques are takedowns, and a lot of the "Cavity Press" stuff is strikes to pressure points.
		A very complete follow up to Dr. Yang's first book, "Shaolin Chin Na: The Seizing Art of Kung Fu", I consider this manual to be complex enough that it will probably be best understood by peole who have studied a grappling/locking art of some sort for at least a year (Kuk Sool, Jujutsu, Shuai Jiao).
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/1594390002 (964 words)

	Shaolin Forum - chin na
		If you have a dead tree in your general area, you may try to use some of the smaller limbs for chin na applications, if you can't find anyone to study it with you.
		He is a 77 year old man, considered to be the best Taiji and Chin Na master in the world today.
		Also there are alot of similarties in all the various chin na applications of each style/school.
	www.shaolin.nl /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=378 (566 words)

	Chin Na ground fighting book - Kung Fu Magazine Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Chin Na in Ground Fighting: Principles, Theory and Submission Holds for All Martial Styles
		Come from eagle claw and even though we have alot of qin na and take downs the submissions on the ground are very limited.
		I do not consider the material in the book Shao Lin Chin Na to be a style itself.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/showthread.php?t=26913 (1135 words)

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