Volume #1
Introduction and history of Taoist Lovemaking, for health and longevity. Learn the three things that can be the Fountain Of Youth for many. Enjoy a discussion and demonstration of foreplay techniques and also what women can expect from these extraordinary techniques. Learn how to control your ejaculation and to prevent premature ejaculation* This introductory DVD has the first of many exercises you will learn, and can start practicing right away. This one technique will place you and your partner on the path to a much happier and a fulfilling xxxual experience.
Volume #2
Contains simple health chi kung exercises that will give you more energy and teach you to use your bodies' own resources to live a longer, happier and healthier life. You will learn about the power of xxxual energy, meditation, and how to circulate xxxual energy throughout the body. We will demonstrate and explain a tremendously powerful exercise called Shih Shui or Bone Marrow Washing. Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Henry Short, will discuss the power of these simple but powerful exercises.

Volume #1
Introduction and history of Taoist Lovemaking, for health and longevity. Learn the three things that can be the Fountain Of Youth for many. Enjoy a discussion and demonstration of foreplay techniques and also what women can expect from these extraordinary techniques. Learn how to control your ejaculation and to prevent premature ejaculation? This introductory DVD has the first of many exercises you will learn, and can start practicing right away. This one technique will place you and your partner on the path to a much happier and a fulfilling xxxual experience.

Tien Gunn, meaning “Celestial stem” is an ancient and rarely taught series of exercises for health and self-defense. These exercises are derived from the legendary internal styles of Pa Kua and Hsing-I. The human body or “celestial stem becomes strong and flexible, the circulation of chi and blood is increased, and a powerful root connection to the earth is established by this practice.

Splashing Hands, developed at the Shaolin Temple in the late 1700's, is a close in fighting system of kung-fu. It was taught to those monks who were in charge of guarding the temple gates. Splashing Hands, named for the way the hands move as if one is shaking water from them, is valued for its explosive, high-speed hand and footwork and its simultaneous offensive and defensive techniques. Historically, only a relatively small number of students learned this system. Even after Splashing Hands was introduced to fighters not associated with the Shaolin Temple, it never became a widely-practiced art. Those who knew the effectiveness of the system were reluctant to share their knowledge with others. Because of this secrecy, it is unknown whether or not Splashing Hands is still practiced today on the Chinese mainland. We do know the style was brought to Taiwan in the late 1940's and early 1950's, where a former nationalist army general taught a selected few students.