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Sijo Robert ZAustralia
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My main expertise is with Shaolin 5 Animal Kung Fu, Shaolin 72 Fist Kung Fu, Shaolin Weaponry and Traditional Chinese Weaponry. I have researched Shaolin and most aspects of it since 1990 and have be referred to in TV shows and docos. Our WEB page @ www.shaolin.com.au has been referenced by Encyclopaedia Britannica, Wikipedia and over 5000 assignments, papers and even doctorates from all over the world. | |
Tony Mendoza Jr.U.S.
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I can answer questions related to fitness and how it relates to martial arts. I specialize in helping martial artists improve their skills, balance, and striking power. | |
Ken GulletteU.S.
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I am a senior level (black sash) instructor in the American Tao System of Internal Arts. We study and practice the internal arts of Chen Tai Chi, Hsing-I Chuan, and Baguazhang. I also study and teach Chi Kung (Qigong) and Chin-Na. I began studying martial arts in 1973. I was 20 years old, a college student, and was inspired by Bruce Lee and the Kung-Fu TV show. My first teacher was Grandmaster Sin The in Lexington, Kentucky. I studied Shaolin with him. During the 1970's I also studied Taekwondo with Master Randy Chambliss. In the early 80's, I studied Tien Shan Pai Kung-Fu (wushu) with Karen Vaughn in Cincinnati. I met Sifu Phillip Starr in 1987 when I moved to Omaha, and earned a black sash in his Yiliquan system. He taught me the basics of Hsing-I, Tai Chi and Bagua. In 1998, I began studying Chen Tai Chi with Jim and Angela Criscimagna. They are indoor disciples of Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang. I've also learned from Grandmaster Chen and his brother, Grandmaster Chen Xiaoxing, the head of tai chi training in the Chen village, Henan Province. Their ancestor, Chen Wangting, created tai chi about 350 years ago. I have also ..... | |
Joe McSorleyAvailable
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33 year practioner and teacher of Chinese Southern Praying Manits Kung Fu. | |
Sifu Richard Mieir-KingAvailable
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Since 1971 I have been involved, trained and instructed in 5 Animal 5 Family Kung Fu and can answer questions on subjects such as Qi Gong, Hand Conditioning (Iron Palm and herbal practices), Southern Kung Fu Systems, Weapons, 5 Animal 5 Family Kung Fu, health aspects of Kung Fu and fighting aspects of Kung Fu, and various techniques. Our system is based on the 5 major Animal Styles which are Tiger, Dragon, Snake, Leopard, and Crane. We also teach a variety of other animal styles such as Black Bird, Peacock, Horse, Donkey, Elephant, Ram (also called Small Cross Set) and other Animal Styles. Besides Animal forms we also teach forms such as Butterfly Palm, Praying Mantis, Combination, Crab, and others. The Family Forms we teach are Hung Gar, Choy Gar, Li Gar, Fut Gar and Muk Gar. We also teach a variety of weapons such as Staff, Quarter Staff, single and double batons, Spear, 3 Sectional Staff, Nunchaku, Iron Sais (Gen), Chain Whip, Kwan Dao, Darn Dao, Single and Double Daggers, Chinese Wand, Axes, and more. Kung Fu is a way of balancing Body, Mind and Spirit. | |
Randolph L MartinU.S.
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Questions related to proper kinetics and use of body structure to achieve relaxation, posture correction, breathe control, fitness, strength and power. This knowledge comes via 28yrs experience/practice in Northern Longfist, along with Michuan style Tai Chi Chuan, Ba Gua basics, various types of Qi Gong, such as Swimming Dragon, Hombu Style Aikido and unique developmental exercises derived from these styles. In addition, general Martial Arts questions and those related to integrity, morality and discipline are welcome. Also, I will answer Iron Palm training questions, and prefer to teach it in person to worthy students. [think about it :-) Lastly, I'll discuss my experience with leukemia, from a personal, martial, philosophical, or mental standpoint. If you wish to know more about myself, then I suggest these 3 pages: |
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jerry meyerU.S.
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I have taught Kung Fu San Soo for years----what would you like to know???? |
Hello Johnnie Thanks for choosing allexperts and me for your question. There are many systems and subsystems of kung fu in existence. I think that if you look enough you should be able to find
Alex, I truthfully cannot tell you which art to study. I can suggest from your nature though. First of all, you really dont want to be a jack of all trades...you will miss all the real good stuff
Dear Abhishek, I do not personally know of anyone teaching in New Delhi but there are different paths you can take. Decades ago I wanted to study classical sitar in Philadelphia which is as about
Hi Rakesh, I'm sorry for the delay in replying. If there are no kung-fu school near you, I have an online school where you can learn, get personal feedback, etc. Go to www.internalfightingarts.com
Hello Malik, There is no such thing as the perfect style and there is no one style that includes everything you want. You will have to practice a style and then adjust it and add to it as you develop
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