Shaolin Qin Na is a martial style that will enhance
both the practitioner’s martial skills and everyday life. The beauty of Shaolin Qin Na is that it is of a seizing nature; whereas
most self defense styles are rooted from a more aggressive and combative nature, studying Qin Na allows the student to be able to
defend himself/herself without resorting to violence.
YMAA Seminars are a healthy environment for college students: They can
find room to grow in both the martial art discipline and spiritually. In the seminar the students will acquire leadership skills by
working with a group of strangers. Socially they will be able to spend time with practitioners from around the world (
Overall the Shaolin Qin Na seminar is not only an opportunity for BCC Kenpo
students to expand their martial arts knowledge, but also and opportunity to polish various life skills.
‘Qin Na, “Seize and
Control,” is known for its effectiveness in controlling opponents through it’s techniques of locking joints, muscles and/or tendons,
thereby setting up the next step of strikes, cavity presses and other potential attacks to opponents. Chinese Shaolin Qin Na is the
root of the Japanese martial arts of Aikido and Jujitsu and its part of most Chinese martial styles. Clearly it is a useful addition
to any martial style. Dr. Yang is famous for his Qin Na techniques derived from his White Crane and Long Fist background. Many have
studied his books and video tapes. However, to grasp the subtle techniques of Qin Na you must learn and feel the technique directly
from an expert. This seminar will also include some “hidden” techniques not included in the books.
If you are interested in learning
more about YMAA Seminars please visit their website: www.ymaaschool.com/training/seminars/Boston/qinna/qinna.php,
Deadline Dates
for Quin Na Seminar
___ September 16, 2006; Preparatory paperwork handed in
to
Student Life
___ November 15, 2006; Student commitment to Seminar
___ December 17, 2004; Student Travel Documentation
handed in to Student Life*
___ January 1, 2005; Airplane Confirmation
___ January 5, 2005; Registration Fee Submitted
___
January 27, 2005; Departure
Shaolin Quin na Seminar
Estimated Cost Sheet
January 27-30 2007
The below estimation is for 6 (6) BCC
Kenpo participants. The total amount of requested funding is $2760.
The actual total amount of trip $4760
Total
amount of requested funding from ‘Student Life’
is $2760. Below is a break down of requested funding:
Seminar = $1200 Seminar per student = $240
Flight = $1500 Flight per student = $260
Airfare
and Flight Total = $2760
Student Contribution Fees:
BCC Kenpo Participants are responsible for the below
Co-sponsorship Estimated fees:
Boarding: $1080 $180
Meals: $720 $120
Subway: $100 $16.6
Budget over run $100 $16.6
Students contributing fees: $2000
Fees per student: $333.33
BCC KENPO
Date:
December 03, 2006
Location: BCC Pavilion
Time: 3PM-8pm
The BCC Kenpo Club will be holding this year’s Belt Ceremony to commemorate
the student’s growth in the club by rewarding them with a belt promotion. Due to the proximity of the belt ceremony with holidays
BCC Kenpo and BCC Aikido will be gathering afterwards at Dubarry’s Chinese Buffet to celebrate the holidays and the students’ promotion.
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