USSD Shaolin Books

[Monkey Turned Wolf]

Does anyone know if these books can still be found anywhere? I know the original publisher of the site is no longer involved with them, but I'd still like to see the books.

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Looking to learn mantis, crane, or wing (sp?) kung fu..

If that is what you are looking to learn from the USSD shaolin books, I would not bother. Not only is it bad to learn from just books, USSD is not the prime source to learn those styles. And this is from someone who studies SKK...

 

[mrshaolin]

Are you looking to learn these from a book?

Any really efficient resource is fine. I dont want/dont have the money for school right now but I'd like to get learning for health fitness and fighting ability.

 

[mrshaolin]

I'd still like to take a look at them if possible.

But in the mean time, what would you recommend studying for those styles?

 

[Flying Crane]

Any really efficient resource is fine. I dont want/dont have the money for school right now but I'd like to get learning for health fitness and fighting ability.

I really really would not recommend you try to learn martial arts through a book, or even video. It just does not work well and will lead to more frustration than anything else.

 

[Flying Crane]

I'd still like to take a look at them if possible.

But in the mean time, what would you recommend studying for those styles?

You need a good teacher, period. That's probably not what you wanted to hear, but it is the truth. This stuff is not just copying movement.

 

[mrshaolin]

Alrighty then I guess I'll just have to do that then.

 

[Flying Crane]

Alrighty then I guess I'll just have to do that then.

Smart move, seriously. Good luck and all the best to you.