The Complete Iron – Body Method – Chris Lomas

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Iron Body, Iron Shirt, Iron Vest and Golden Bell are all names for similar types of training methods practised by Kung Fu and Taoist practitioners. Having studied numerous Iron Body training methods Sifu Chris Lomas presents a system which combines internal, external, Northern and Southern techniques, and through a combination of chi kung breathing exercises, visualisation and self-hitting, this system strengthens the bone, sinew, muscle and skin, making the body strong and healthy.

Whilst the primary function of this method is to increase health and longevity, a side-effect is the ability to withstand powerful strikes and hence beneifical for martial artists of all kinds as well as people with no interest in combat.

Sifu Chris Lomas is a genuine Iron Body practitioner with over a decade of experience in practicing numerous different methods of Iron Body. Over the years he has gradually refined this method and for the first time presents this unique and fully developed Complete Iron Body Method. You can learn The Complete Iron Body Method without any prior training. Iron Body training should not be undertaken by anyone under eighteen years old.

The 66-minute Course Includes:

Self-massage

Building your own beater

Iron-body-specific Chi Kung

The Iron Body Routine

Supplementary Conditioning: shins and forearms

Different beating materials

Iron Body Demonstrations

You can watch the first few lessons below. Also available on DVD here.

We also sell handcrafted Iron Body Beaters for use in this method, as well as supplementary Iron Body Sock Beaters and Dit Da Jow for healing.

Duration: 66 minutes

COURSE CONTENT

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• Introduction Sample Lesson
• Iron Body Preparatory Routine5 Videos Sample Lesson
• Beating Down7 Videos
• The Iron Body Routine – Recap
• Different Beaters
• Supplementary Conditioning – Shin and Forearm
• The Shaolin 3 – Hard Chi Kung2 Videos
• The Taoist Prayer – Breathing Exercise
• Withstanding Blows
• Conslusions