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Sifu: Yu-Kai Chang Assistant instructors: Matt Cohn, Colin Barker, Matt Staley May 21st, 2011
The Threefold Mission of Our Association Based on ancient Chinese philosophy and classical Chinese martial arts culture, our association holds three specific goals in our service to communities the world over. They are: Self improvement through a balance of physical, mental, spiritual, and social perspectives. Development of Moral Virtues. Passing on the traditions of Chinese martial arts culture, by training the Mind and Body together.
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How to Select a Good Kung Fu School? The question of how to look for a good teacher or school of Chinese martial arts? is possibly the most common, and the most difficult question asked by aspiring students. It is especially hard when considering the various interpretations teachers may have of the ancient philosophies and traditions underpinning their martial arts. This begs yet another question, of knowing who is on the right track, how can one truly know?. This is an important point to consider, and a serious practitioner should take the time to investigate these matters for themselves before making a decision. After all, getting involved with a teacher or school whose philosophy you are at odds with can have a negative effect on your whole life. While the Bagua Taiji Wellness and Martial Arts Association, doesnt presume to have all of the answers, our association does offer five fundamental components to help people to make the best decision for themselves. These five main criteria are the bottom line for a good practitioner or school, and they are: Positive Attitude Authentic Lineage A Complete System, and Knowledge Perseverance Appropriate Teaching Style
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Yi-Sheng, Gao
Yu-Xiang, Xhou
Yu-Gong, Cheng
Fong-Shi, Liu
Ji-Sheng, Xie
Bo-Wei, Wang
Shu-Hang, Liu
Shu-Sheng, Wang
Guo-Liang, Ge
Xue-Yi, Li
Shi-Po, Chang
Qin-Sun Ding
Yu-Kai, Chang
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