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	Internal Arts: NeijiaFAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Neijia differs from other "external" martial arts in that all movement begins deeply within the body, then moves outwards towards the skin.
		One positive aspect of beginning the study of a Neijia style is that while a student may not be able to use it as a self-defense art until quite experienced, the health benefits (physical, mental, and emotional) can be realized quickly.
		It is said that when a Neijia master thinks that they have mastered their art, their knowledge is already in decline.
	www.qi-journal.com /Taiji.asp?-Token.FindPage=1&-Token.SearchID=NeijiaFAQ (569 words)

	Neijia and Waijia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Neijia practitioners consider that changing the human natural ability is much more important than to increase it.
		Consequently, the separation between Neijia and Waijia is not clear, or perhaps it should be stated that the separation is clear from principle but is not clear from the practice of these respective styles.
		Neijia and Waijia are two big branches of the Chinese martial arts tree which offer us different ways to study martial arts.
	www.geocities.com /ycgf/arti_NW.htm (3968 words)

	Dragon Temple Neijia Kung Fu - Home Page
		The aim of the temple is to offer men and women of all ages the opportunity to benefit from training in traditional neijia kung fu.
		Neijia kung fu is the name given to a certain approach toward martial arts development.
		All Neijia kung fu is based on similar or identical principles, but the various styles have their own training methods, appearance and distinct flavour.
	www.grays-space.co.uk /DragonTemple (416 words)

	Reeling Silk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The heart of the "Neijia" or the "internal" martial arts is in the way the body is utilized.
		All of the Neijia have exercises outside of a martial-application mode with which to practice this kind of movement.
		There are various qigongs which emphasize the style of movement fundamental to the neijia: the Yang-style taiji qigong, the Xingyi neigongs, the Chen style Reeling Silk qigongs, etc. All of these qigongs and all of the internal styles are quite capable of producing "internal strength".
	www.taoistsanctuary.org /pages/taijiquan/reeling.html (524 words)

	Neijia and Waijia
		Neijia was generated; (2) that Neijia was developed and separated from Waijia; (3) the
		Neijia Quan masters in several generations were famous.
		Neijia is difficult to study in the beginning but easy to advance in study.
	www.ycgf.org /Articles/Neijia-Waijia/arti_NW.htm (3310 words)

	Formosa Neijia » 2006 » May
		Neijia arts have gotten lots of good press for the past hundred years or so for their various alleged benefits.
		I haven't clicked on the neijia list archives for a couple of weeks so when I just visited a few minutes ago, I was surprised to see that Kim Holbum, who has been hosting the archives for a few years, will be taking them down soon.
		For those that may not know, the Neijia list was the hot discussion list on the net before we had discussion boards like Empty Flower, etc. So the archive is made up of the emails that list members sent each other when discussing neijia subjects.
	chessman71.wordpress.com /2006/05/page/2 (4658 words)

	Article - Movement in Stillness
		Of course, after building a proper foundation, a skilled neijia adept often can move with surprising stealthy speed, hit with startling power, and smoothly change nimbly in relation to his opponent(s).
		When watching a high-level neijia master, sometimes it seems as if his optimal body mechanics and tactical mastery of the situation enable him to win even without apparent strength or speed.
		However, traditional neijia training even goes so far as to learn to use the mind-intent while one is standing in a stationary upright posture to optimize relaxed body alignments that permit, and even encourage the "flow of qi" fully and completely through the body.
	www.plumpub.com /info/Articles/internalma.htm (435 words)

	Martial Arts Planet - Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi Compared (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Just like the extinct style of Neijia Quan, all three styles use Taoist philosophy (as distinct from Taoist religion.) as the foundation of their principles.
		From old Neijia Quan to Taiji, Bagua, and Xingyi, all used Taoist philosophy as the foundation of their principles.
		From this point, when the skill level of Taiji, Bagua, and Xingyi was developed to a higher level, their practice and application became more similar as they derived from the same general principle.
	www.martialartsplanet.com /forums/showthread.php?t=36933 (4858 words)

	Peng Exercises
		Storing and releasing practice for basic close is like leaving your hands on the trunk (boot) lid that is only partially latched, pushing from the ground into the lower (or middle) back and then releasing down in conjunction with a severe weight drop (careful not to get involved in shoulder motion).
		Since this is a close relative to the powers of the internal martial arts..
		That's more in line with the mind-body concepts which is built around the internal arts ideas of whoe-body connection and peng strength.
	denner.org /reinhard/neijia/peng/pengExercises.html (1045 words)

	View topic - Neijia Quan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sun Lutang was one of the group of Masters in the early 1900's who wanted to promote their arts against what they saw as the over popularity of Shaolin based styles.
		They exhumed the old Neijia quan term from an old boxing manuscript and linked it and their practices to Wudang and Zhang Sanfeng.
		The terms neijia & waijia are pretty stuck in Chinese pop culture.
	www.cyberkwoon.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=8127 (1232 words)

	Untitled Document
		"Internal" is the commonly used approximation for the Chinese terms Neijia and Neigong.
		In recent decades the term Neijia has been reserved strictly for so-called "internal" systems of martial arts, such as Taiji, Xingyi and Bagua.
		I believe this is inaccurate, a confusion of Neijia with Neigong.
	www.emptyflower.com /xingyiquan/crushing/ken/defining01.html (1177 words)

	Sorting Out Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi
		Although the original style of Neijia Quan was later lost, its main concepts were inherited by
		The oldest brother of Neijia Quan is Xing Yi Quan.
		In the Xingyi classics, there is a famous description of the different levels of Neijia training.
	www.ycgf.org /Articles/TJ_XY_BG/arti_TBX.htm (3302 words)

	HERE'SSS the Con game. - No BS Martial Arts
		Neijia With BJJ, Kali, Ting Jing, and purest BS of all.
		The IMA concepts are something that, at this point in my development, I just naturally make a part of literally every physical endeavor I get involved in, whether martial art, recreational sport, or doing chores around the house.
		Kali has long idealized the development of "flow" in one's practice, which includes a significant ability to "read" the opponent's intent and to blend with his motion, especially when weapons are in play at full speed.
	www.bullshido.net /forums/archive/index.php/t-3585.html (335 words)

	Annotated Peng jin FAQ 掤 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		When you approach the training of the neijia with this practical orientation, it's easy to see why people do say peng jing or Taiji is all peng-based.
		Of course, if we take this discussion out of the abstract and the academic, it's not going to be exactly accurate because really, if you examine the form, none of the eight postures stand on their own.
		Listening and Sensitivity have been interpretted (as has just about everyother term related to the neijia) to mean whatever a particular teacher chooses to mean (all the while believing that his/her intuition is infallible, etc.).
	www.taiji-qigong.de /info/articles/peng_faq.php (3328 words)

	Xing Yi Quan style creator Yue Fei - China History Forum, chinese history forum
		It is during the intermediate levels that you start seeing the effects of the gongs but it won't be until advance stages that you truely connect the two.
		What are 'unique' (and I am using this word in the weak sense here) about this neigong basically a combination of breath regulation combined with bodily (as opposed to limb) muscle power brings about a number of differnt kinds of strengths including moving your internal organs.
		But the fact is, when one is actually in combat where you are crossing seven or more moves in a second, you are not going to be drawing you power from breath and bodily movements each time.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=7602&st=15 (2096 words)

	Kung Fu Magazine Forums - View Single Post - Nei Jia vs Wai Jia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		My point is that the classification of "Neijia" and "waijia" for styles is basically meaningless.
		As I noted, every martial art may have wei cultivation and nei cultivation, but that doesn't mean a weijia has the qualities of a neijia nor vice-versa: "neijia" refers simply to a distinct culture of martial arts, not one which claims to have all the nei cultivation methods.
		I'm not sure why this point is so difficult to grasp in the case of the neijia.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/showpost.php?p=586029&postcount=5 (152 words)

	emptyFlower Forum - The Common Elements of Neijia
		FWIW, I have been told that it is the body method that is the common element, and that the strategy and techniques are what create the differences among the big three.
		I personally am all down with taking bullshit out of neijia, but I personally believe that to get the real internal out is not as easily definable as all that.
		I applaud Tim Cartmell for what he does, and Sigman to a lesser degree not because he's a piece of human offal, and not because what he says doesn't have worth, but because it's just a piece of the picture, not a unifying theory.
	www.emptyflower.com /cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi/YaBB.cgi?board=Xing;action=display;num=1142706025 (2264 words)

	TheTaiChiSite.com - Tai Chi Message Boards and email Lists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Neijia - Internal Martial Arts (Tai Chi, Hsingi, Pagua, and Aikido).
		For more information visit the Neijia Home page maintained by Mikel Evins.
		NEIJIA-Mailliste is the homepage of the German language Neijia mailing list.
	www.thetaichisite.com /tai-213.htm (935 words)

	Myths FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Subject: Myths of the Neijia FAQ As I received 100% of the votes cast so far and as I will be interstate for much of the next two weeks, I'm posting the current collection of proposed myths.
		It is intended to help people evaluate what a school is teaching as Taiji and also as a list of warning signs when you see the newest "Greatest Secrets of Taiji" book.
		Additional contributions should be posted to the neijia list (neijia@list.stanford.edu) for discussion.
	alumnus.caltech.edu /~tec/taijiquan/mythsfaq.html (545 words)

	Terry Chan's Chinese Martial Arts Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Chinese internal martial arts (also known as the "neijia"), the best known of which are the "three sisters" of Taijiquan (T'ai Chi Ch'uan), Xingyiquan (Hsing-I Ch'uan), and Baguazhang (Pa Kua Chang), are martial arts which offer fascinating insights into body mechanics.
		The article was posted to the neijia mailing list on 22 January 1996.
		Stephen Chan's neijia mailing list which is devoted to practical discussions on these arts.
	www.nardis.com /~twchan/martial.html (458 words)

	Neijia Kungfu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		While it is easy to become put off while you are searching for neijia kungfu webpages, understand that you will come across the kind of details you're looking for before long.
		Remember, you are not going to find that every piece of neijia kungfu information interesting.
		We live in an impressive day and age where neijia kungfu related websites is readily obtainable.
	martial-arts.onlythebestarticles.com /neijia-kungfu (316 words)

	Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In order to help people to solve this problem, YCGF offers a good training method: The Essence Of Internal Gongfu Combative Techniques - Sixteen Postures Form, a summary of high level training and fighting experience.
		The Sixteen Postures Neijia Fighting Form was created by Lu Sheng Li under the direction of Grand Master Wang Pei Sheng.
		Neijia (internal martial arts) and Waijia (external martial arts) are two big branches of traditional Chinses martial arts tree.
	www.geocities.com /ycgf/articles.htm (680 words)

	Seattle Internal Martial Arts and Kung Fu
		of Neijia Quan (Chinese internal martial arts), such as Xing Yi Quan (Hsing-I Chuan), and Chen Style Taiji Quan (Tai Chi Chuan).
		Neijia Quan (Internal martial arts) are a form of Chinese martial art or kung fu (gong fu).
		The focus of SIMA will be on the physical conditioning skills of internal martial arts, through solo practice, cooperative partner drills,
	www.geocities.com /Tokyo/Towers/1570/seattle.html (358 words)

	44 Productions :: Tani-Rahl Neijia Qigong and Neijia Quan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Breathe in while raising your hands, twisting them palm up, and one leg.
		Tani-Rahl Neijis Quan has one main goal and five corollary goals.
		These goals combine with the movements of Tani-Rahl Neijia Qigong to create martial applications.
	home1.gte.net /resq2tgs/tr_neijia.html (350 words)

	Internal Arts: Neijia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The term "Neijia" is used to refer to all internal martial arts.
		While most people have heard of Taiji (Tai Chi), few know about the other neijia arts.
		Baguazhang (Pa Kua Chang), one of the most famous Neijia systems, contains such exercises which Master Park Bok Nam describes in detail.
	www.qi-journal.com /Taiji.asp?-token.Referrer=TCM&-token.Category=Neijia (159 words)

	2000 Club Home page
		Sun Style Taijiquan was originally called opening-closing nimble-step Taijiquan (Kai He Huobu Taijiquan) and was a development of Hao Style Taijiquan which in turn was developed mainly from Yang and Chen Styles.
		Sun Lutang is reputed to have improved the effectiveness of the techniques by introducing elements derived from his knowledge of the other Neijia arts that he had mastered but at the same time adhering purely to Taijiquan principles.
		Stances thus tend to be more upright and natural than other Taijiquan styles, with short compact hand techniques accompanied by a corresponding stepping action.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /suntaiji/page3.html (755 words)

	Shen Lung Yi: A Neijia Mckwoon and then some - No BS Martial Arts
		You too can learn the secrets of the Neijia for only $25.00!!!!!!!!!1 What a crock of poop.
		He is a crock, and could not fight, push or pulse his way out of wet toilet paper.
		I think he is going to totally wuss out as his Master Ninja Neijia powers will melt me in place if he faces me.
	www.bullshido.net /forums/showthread.php?t=28753 (1220 words)

	YiZongBagua.com :: View topic - Neijia and Psychic Qi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Thanks Paul...the Chinese have been studying this since the early 1980s, calling it EHF (Extraordinary Functions of the Human Body) and no, it shouldn't detract from training but to me, indicates a valid By-product of good training.
		I will say that starting Qigong and meditation with Zen training thrown in in the 1970s was graduated to XingYi and Ba Gua in the early 80s onward and I'll say that doing good Neijia made the energies "jump" again.
		Now, there are some interesting things happening that I can only conclude have 'something' to do with the energy training.
	www.yizongbagua.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=3883& (1672 words)

	Tai Chi Chuan
		Internal Strength Magazine offers commentary and instructive articles which are related to those martial arts using "internal strength".
		The Neijia Home Page This is a serious treatment of the martial aspect of Tai Chi Chuan and other internal martial arts.
		Although most often thought of as a exercise program for slow movers, few people realize the power of this martial art.This site is a repository of information about neijia arts, also known as internal martial arts.
	www.webtree.ca /newlife/tai_chi_chuan_info.htm (532 words)

	Kung Fu Magazine Forums - Nei Jia vs Wai Jia
		There was a record of something called "nei jia quan", however, that was a single style as supposed to a broad catagorization.
		The training method also focuses heavily in external conditioning as well as body coordination and power generation not unlike taiji, although it's much more dynamic.
		All (respectable) martial art schools and sports have "neijia" and "waijia" methods.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/printthread.php?t=35648 (2005 words)

	BudoSeek! Martial Arts Community Forums - View Single Post - Aikido really an internal art?
		They fail to remember that nobody was using terms like "internal" and "external" until the traditional Chinese Internal martial Arts (Neijia) community introduced it.
		Baji does not train all aspects of the six harmonies, and is thus not Neijia.
		If you want to deny that fact that Aikido is really fancy JuJitsu with ALOT of Bagua tactics and influence, fine, but that is the way it IS. And it does NOT have fa-jing.
	www.budoseek.net /vbulletin/showpost.php?p=58001&postcount=3 (501 words)

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