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Gurjot K Singh is an adept, and teacher in the field of martial and healing arts that surpasses almost anyone found here in the west ! His skill and ability both martially and academically have been refined in such a way that would make most people faint.. However one cannot become a doctor without diligent study and practice, at least not one that you would trust to operate on you . Gurjot gives you the tools in this book to become a surgeon in your Art, your life , and in your practice ! This man has turned his lead into gold through continuous and arduous study, testing his skills in the fire constantly to prove they are real and by sharing and teaching others for longer than most people have been studying ! His accomplishments are numerous, his humility profound, and his willingness to share the secrets to martial and healing arts is beyond that of any teacher I have ever encountered ! Whether you are a boxer, into MMA, Yoga, Chinese medicine, cross fit, movement arts, or other martial arts ( internal or external ) you need to get this book ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's a must have !Richard Whitlock, BJJ Purple Belt, Internal Boxing, Kali SilatMind Body Movement Arts Seminar Institute (Founder)mindbodymovementarts.com/As a long term practitioner of the Chinese Internal Martial arts, as well as a practicing acupuncturist and faculty at a TCM college, I have read, seen, and encountered a great many works on these topics. I can say without hesitation that this is one of the best. The combination of deep scholarly work and personal insight does what I feel far more students of these arts should be attempting, and that is to contribute something substantial to the body of knowledge.Thanks to Professor Singh our art continue to be a living and vibrant creature, growing and changing with our new discoveries and understanding. I would recommend this book for any serious student of the martial arts, and even most students of TCM, because his approach to understanding movement and modal thinking have such far reaching implications to not only combat, but to health and well living that it outstrips its scope of a Long Boxing manual.To sum up, anyone that asked my opinion of this book I would simply tell them, 'Read it. Read it now and then reread it, and when you do keep a pen close to hand because the breadth of knowledge in this book will require you to take notes.' That is the best kind of book.-Justin Phillips, LAc., MSTCM, CMQ, CFS, CCNStonegate WellnessAOMA School of Integrative MedicineThe Pinnacle of Martial Energetic ScholarshipI was aware of Dr. Singh's efforts to give the internal martial arts community a resource of combative and healing regimens. During this time he was appointed an advisory member of our performance evaluation board. I did not expect the literary resource that came in the mail.However, I should have known that this martial arts master would pour his entire being into this work of science and art.In my humble opinion I find t