Description: Chin Na Techniques:This video is for instructional purpose only. The applications are done in slow motion and there are several variations of each techniqe depending on how the opponent reacts. Chin na is only good as a follow up once contact is made.

Description: Award-winning martial artist and self-defense expert Willie "The Bam" Johnson takes traditional Chin Na Kung Fu and expands it in Street Chin Na far beyond its original scope, making it a true combat art suitable for real-world self-defense application. The street predator is more skilled than he used to be, and with this brutal video production from Paladin Press, you'll learn how to take him apa...

Description: Chin Na or Qinna (擒拿, pinyin: qín ná, Wade-Giles: ch'in2 na2) (Kum La - in Cantonese) is a Chinese term describing techniques used in the Chinese martial arts that control or lock an opponent's joints or muscles/tendons so he cannot move, thus neutralizing the opponent's fighting ability. Also chin na su, su meaning technique (actually traditional Chinese: 術; pinyin: shù). Chin na su lite...

Description: Ask yourself whether you can find a submission fighter in Taiwan if you want to say those chin na techniques are not practical.Let's face it, 99.9% taiwanese would be easily submitted by those chin-na.

Description: This tape concentrates on increasing your grip strength. Many of these methods have been passed down through generations of masters. A few minutes a day will increase the power in your fingertips immeasurably.

Description: Chin Na Self Defense Techniques 2008 on still in development. Over 1000 techniques. His techniques highly focus on leverage and pressure point attack.

Description: A set of Chin Na techniques demonstrated by Master Phil Sant of the American Center for Chinese Studies in Brewster, New York.

Description: Grandmaster Willy Lin demonstrates his famous Chin Na technique at a 1971 Eagle Claw demonstration in China Town New York. For more information on Tien Shan Pai Kung Fu please visit linkungfu.

Description: Sifu Buck Sam Kong demonstrates two Chin Na techniques.

Description: Chin Na or Qinna (擒拿, pinyin: qín ná, Wade-Giles: ch'in2 na2) (Kum La - in Cantonese) is a Chinese term describing techniques used in the Chinese martial arts that control or lock an opponent's joints or muscles/tendons so he cannot move, thus neutralizing the opponent's fighting ability. Also chin na su, su meaning technique (actually traditional Chinese: 術; pinyin: shù). Chin na su lite...