Bøger af Chris Wong

Martial arts is much more than a system of fighting. It's a way of life, for it truly enhances every part of it. Or it should. Unfortunately, there's often a great deal of confusion, conflict, and unnecessary tension when people learn. To combat this, author Chris Wong has developed his Centreline Boxing system. Initially, it helped him with his own training, but it has now grown into something much more than that. Drawing from the disciplines of Wing Chun, Western Boxing, Baguazhang, and Xingyiquan, along with a few other arts, Wong has developed Centreline Boxing, a system with an easy-to-understand concept, principle, and training structure that can be applied universally to all martial arts. Success is not about how many techniques you know. It's not about how many systems you know. It's about how you're able to put it all together and make sense of it, so you can actually use it when it's needed. Many practitioners over the years report a constant inner conflict between the various styles of martial arts they practice. If you see them all separately in this manner, then you, too, will never be able to use them effectively as a whole. By understanding certain strategies, theories, and principles as laid out in this book, Centreline Boxing, however, you'll be able to see things in a much simpler way, which will allow you to use all your arts seamlessly with no confusion or conflict. Save the conflict for your opponents! Chris Wong is the owner/head coach of C Wong Fitness Inc. based in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. He is a certified personal trainer, Third Degree Gold Sash Wing Chun instructor, Boxing coach, Baguazhang instructor, and Xingyiquan instructor. He provides both in-home/mobile and online personal and group training. Learn more about Chris, his training, and philosophies at: www.chriswongfitness.com

USPOCO BOOKS is proud to present, as the second selection in its exciting line of first books, The New American Poetry Series: SONGS FOR MARGARET CRAVENS. Congratulations to Chris Wong on this striking first book. In a formal style uniquely his own, Wong demonstrates rare confidence, and welcome sincerity, in a one of a kind exploration into the psyche of a poet, Ezra Pound, and into the world the poet inhabits briefly with his companion, Margaret Cravens. In his engaging book-length poem, comprised entirely of fresh and artful quatrains, Wong enters the space, time and mind of one of America's most influential poets. Not since Plato, has a student so skillfully depicted his master performing thought and deed in the development of the master's craft. Chris Wong's poem speaks for itself with quiet confidence, and for a new generation of poets, in these resounding, insistent songs. You will surely find yourself repeating its tender questions long after the book is closed.