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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.

Experience in the area

Training martial arts since 1962, Shaolin Kung Fu much later in 1983 and traditional Chinese Weaponry since 1988.

Organizations

Martial Arts Industry Association, Australian Kung Fu Wushu Federation, International Martial Arts Association, International Kung Fu & Tai Chi Federation, Australasian MAster Council

Publications

Blitz Martial Art Magazine, Good Health Magazine, Healthier Living Magazine, Bujitsu Magazine, Inside Kung Fu Amgazine, Herald Sun Daily Paper, Metro News, Victorian Police Force Gazette; and a few more that i don't quite remember.

Education/Credentials

Associate Diplomas in Transmission & High Frequency Engineering, Communication Engineering, Digital and Fiberoptic Engineering, Certificate in Computer Engineering, Certificate in Management, Certificate 4 in Training & Development.

Past/Present Clients

Transport Accident Commision, Rehabilitation Division, Association for the Blind, Australian New Zealand Banking Cooperation, Telstra Australia, Optus Australia, Shell Corporate Training, Islamic Woman of Victoria, Austraian Institute of Management . . .

What do you like about this subject?

The more i learn and the more i seem to know, the more i enjoy every little detail of Shaolin Kung Fu.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Everything.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

A true Shaolin Kung Fu will seek not to hurt an attacker even if thy have a weapon or there are several attackers.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

When the Shaolin temple was burned for the 2nd time around 17/18th century, many Shaolin Monks were killed. Some though, under the symbol of the Jade Triangle given to the Shaolin Monks by the first Ming Emperor, continued the resistance. As a matter of identification the made a triangular symbol with the fingers; in the form of the Jade Triangle. They became know as the "Triads"

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Rajesh Katuwal10/05/09Thanx for ur advice.
Geoff10/01/09101010more than i wanted
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Recent Answers from Sijo Robert Z

2009-10-01 Liniage:

Dear Geoff, It is not easy to answer this question without being a little ironic and in fact there are two questions. One, does it make you a better teacher and a better style if you can trace the lineage

2009-08-18 kung fu teacher training etc.:

Dear Spencer, What is good or less good can usually only be discerned by a person who has knowledge and experience. When you say you have investigated martial art schools, what were your criteria? and

2009-08-14 Is Chi real ??:

Dear Gabriel, Firstly, i can not imagine why putting your head into a bowl full of ice cubes would increase your Chi; i have never heard of this method. Let me tell you what i do know. Every person

2009-08-13 Is Chi real ??:

Dear Gabriel, I God real?? The question you ask, although seemingly simple, is like asking that of, for example, "is love real or is God real?" If we look at the western way of thinking (believe

2009-07-06 dragon style vs leopard style?:

Dear Matt, I can understand your frustration. Many people misunderstand the nature of Animal Style and that includes many of the teachers who teach it. There are three ways of looking at it; 1 -

 

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