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The Book of Nei Kung

By C. K.Chu

Sunflower Press New York

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in Publication Data

Chu, C.K., 1937 -

The Book of Nei Kung.

1. Ch'i Kung. I. Title. GV505.C528 1985 613.7'! 86-23391

ISBN 0-9616586-0-6

ISBN 0-9616586-1-4 (deluxe ed.)

FIRST EDITION

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

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About the Author

.K. Chu, author of the highly acclaimed "T'ai Chi Ch'uan Princi-

nd Practice," was born in Hong Kong in 1937 where he began

his study of the martial arts as a youth. He has been teaching T'ai Chi

Ch'uan and related disciplines since 1970. In 1973 he founded the T'ai

Chi Ch'uan Center of New York.

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Master Chu holds a B.A. and M.A. in physics which he has

taught on the university level. His scientific background enables him

to correctly apply the principles of Chinese internal exercises, such as

Nei Kung, and to explain them in western scientific and philosophical

terms.

Acknowledgments

A path, it is said, is made with the footsteps of many people. The

of Nei Kung has evolved in much the same way. Of the many

students and friends who contributed their valuable time and talents, I

especially wish to thank Jim Borrelli and John Shramko. Jim Borrelli

was a major driving force from the very beginning. His help in

conceptualizing and writing this work has been indispensable. An

equally vital role was performed by John Shramko who, in addition to

his help in writing, was responsible for the comprehensive

organization of the material from the text to the photo strips. Without

the unflagging spirit, energy and dedication of John and Jim this book

could not have been accomplished.

I also wish to express my appreciation to Kip Meyer for

providing the fine photographs, Hing Yin Chu for illustrations, June

Jackson for art direction and layout, Tim O'Meara, Richard Marchione

and Bob Lyons for typographic assistance and advice, and Robert

Anderson, Philip Tartaglia and Marilyn Seiler for critical evaluation. I

feel very fortunate to have worked with such generous and gifted

people.

Lastly, I am deeply grateful to my family who made my concern

for this book their concern too—especially my wife, Carol, for her

help with production and proofreading, and my daughter, Elizabeth,

for the cover design.

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