Peter Jaw

Growing up in Taipei, Taiwan in 1960's, I started to practice Tan Tui and Chinese wrestling (Shuai Jiao). From the Kuoshu club in high school, I learned Mantis boxing (Tang Lang) and some swordplay. With private teachers, I learned Tong Bei and Ba Ji in 1970's. During the college years, Tai Chi and Ba Gua were introduced to me. I maintained a training schedule after lessons from teachers.

Both general introduction and style specific books were written.

1 "A winner's guide to life, meditation and martial arts" (2003)

2 "The treasure book of Chinese martial arts (volume 1)" (2004) (E Book version in 2016)

3 "Tai Ji Quan: theory, practice and fighting methods" (2005) (E Book version in 2016)

4 "Ba Gua Zhang: techniques and application" (2005)

5 "Ba Zi Jie Xi: a talk on rake fist" (2006)

6 "The treasure book of Chinese martial arts (volume 2)-Dynamic of power generation" (2007)

7 "Ba Ji 24 hand methods and classics" (2008)

8 "Ba Ji small frame routine" (2009)

9 "Ba Gua Zhang: old eight palm" (2010)

10 "Practice of Chinese Swordplay" (2011)

11 "Tong Bei 32 Hand Drills" (2011)

12 "Shao Lin Staff 18 Methods" (2011)

13 "Yang Tai Ji 36 Postures" (2011)

14 "Tang Lang: praying mantis fighting methods" (2012)

15 "Kuai Jiao: quick throw 12 methods" (2012)

16 "Yang Tai Ji 8 Postures" (2013)

17 "Ba Ji Fighting Methods: Six Big Opening" (2013)

18 "Tai Ji Sword 24 Postures" (2013)

19 "Qi Gong for Health: Yi Jin Jing" (2013)

20 "Qi Gong for Fitness: Five Animal Play" (2013)

21 "Ba Gua Sixty Four Palm Methods" (2016)

22 "The Treasure Book of Chinese Martial Arts Theory and Technical Analysis (2016) (updated E Book version of 2004 Paperback)

23 "Tai Ji Quan: Theory and Practice" (2016) (updated E Book version of 2005 paperback)

In the future, the author will continue to write topics about Chinese martial arts.