To our friends in the Chinese martial arts community—we are bringing back the Journal of Chinese Martial Arts to offer the best of the classic and the contemporary to a new generation!
The Wu Gong Journal, later the Journal of Chinese Martial Arts, stopped publication in January of 2002. We are pleased to announce that the Journal of Chinese Martial Arts is resuming publication in January with the inaugural Winter 2012 issue.
The Journal of Chinese Martial Arts includes:
- Editor’s page and letters
- Interviews with noted masters and other personalities
- Styles: Featuring history, principles and techniques
- Coach’s Corner: Training tips to improve your performance
- Book and media reviews
- Competitor profiles
- Glossary of Pinyin terms
- High-quality graphics
- Special collectors’ print edition
- Online edition with flip-page technology
- Interactive social media sites
- And much more
Winter 2013 issue
- Interview with Sam Masich
- Li Family Martial Arts Part II
- Jumping Skills
- Yao Zhan of Hao Style Praying Mantis
- Is Your Taiji Quan an Effective Martial Art?
- The Simplicity of Qi
Fall 2012 issue
- Interview with Li Deyin
- Cha Quan Origins and Skills
- Nanjing Guoshu Guan, Central Martial Arts Academy
- Philosophical Principles of Wudang
- Martial Arts Power
- Hanna Somatics
- Observations from China
Summer 2012 issue
- Taiji Swords Part II
- Shen Family Martial Arts Heritage
- Competition Forum
- Interview With Bruce K. Frantzis
- Twelve Bridge Hands of Hong Jia Quan
- Human Movement and Repetition
Spring 2012 issue
- Interview with Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming
- Hun Yuan Taiji, by J. Justin Meehan
- Dragon Shape Boxing, by Steven Martin
- 25 Years of Tournaments, by Terri Morgan
- Taiji Swords, Part 1, by Zhang Yun
- Sixth Sense Training, Part 2, by Jason Tsou & Art Schonfeld
Winter 2012 issue
- Interview with Liu Xiao Ling
- Sixth Sense Training: By Jason Tsou & Art Schonfeld
- Origins of Wuzuquan (5 Ancestors): By Kam Lee
- 24 Ideals of Chinese Martial Arts: By Alex Kwok
- Essentials of Hao Style Praying Mantis: By Zhenshen Wang
- Gripping and Tearing in Shuai Jiao: By Nick Masi
Subscription information:
Electronic Subscription $20 yearly
Limited Hard Copy Collector’s Edition $49 yearly (including shipping in Continental US);
$54 for Canada
The Journal of Chinese Martial Arts will not be sold on newsstands.
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