Martial Arts Sites on the Web (Chinese)

Submitting a new martial arts site to the list ...

Wing Chun/WingTsun
- WWW site for Wing Tsun Kung Fu. Creator Michael Peter (peterm@ses.com) writes:
  I've set up a home page for Wing Tsun Kung Fu. Currently available are seminar dates, AWTO headquarters address and phone, AWTO instructor list by state, EWTO address and phone, brief bit on WT, WT equipment list, short bio on Sifu Emin Boztepe, a picture of Sigung Leung Ting.
  I'll be adding a glossary of Chinese terminology used in WT, a short bit on the history of WT, a bio on Leung Ting, a bio on Dai-Sifu Keith Kernspecht, and a page of pictures from seminars, etc. I know there are two other WC pages out there, so if someone could send me the URL on those, I'll put links to them on my page.
- John Chen's Wing Chun Home Page.
- A Wing Chun Page by Reginald Lumagui (BXWS69B@prodigy.com). He writes:
  Hi All...Just thought you'd like to see a new home page made by an amateur WC student..:) Anyways, let me know what you think. I'll put in graphics as soon as Prodigy figures out how to do that. Just remember, be easy on me, I'm only a WC student and just want to share a little of what I've picked up with you all.
- A Wing Chun Page posted by David Williams (dlw@wingchun.com).
- American Wing Tsun Organization. This is the American Branch of the organization headed by Emin Boztepe.
- Master Patenaude's Modern Wing Chun, sent by Lina Christine Arseneault (lina@worldlink.ca).
- A Wing Chun Page for the North American Wing Chun Association Inc. posted by Master's Realm Inc. (102371.3354@CompuServe.COM).
- Virtual Reality Wing Chun, by Kevin Sanders (ksanders@voicenet.com). Really cool 3D rendered images of Wing Chun moves.
- Wing Chun Home Page Sifu Paul Barrington ( wingchun@rogers.wave.ca ). He writes:
  Wing Chun Kung Fu, Lineage; Yip Man,> Moy Yat,> Sunny Tang,> Paul Barrington. :-)
- Wing Tsun Kung Fu/ Realistic Self-Defense posted by Ralph Haenel ( hildebrandtcreations@instruction.com). He writes:
  We are specialized in Realistic Self-Defense. A webpage containing extensive information about Self-Defense, Wing Tsun Kung Fu. Your Personal Trainer in Vancouver/Canada.
- WingTsun -- Arizona posted by Sifu Keith Sonnenberg ( tsun@primenet.com). He writes:
  The Mesa, Arizona Branch of the American Wing Tsun Organization is headed by Sifu Keith Sonnenberg, Wing Tsun Grandmaster Leung Ting's first American disciple. Sifu Sonnenberg is featured in the book "Dynamic Wing Tsun Kung-Fu" by Dr. Leung Ting.
- Arunabha Sengupta's Home Page (Calcutta, India) posted by Arunabha Sengupta ( boz1812@yahoo.com).
- Theory of Wing Chun and Yellow Rose Wing Chun Association posted by Herbert Maier ( sifu@yellowrose-wingchun.org). They write:
  The "Theory of" portion was originally posted in June, 1996. It has just been thoroughly redone. The YRWCA portion is new. We represent Sigung J. Wang Kiu in Texas, and are affiliated with "Academy Wang Kiu Wing Chun Kung Fu", co-founded by Dick Wachtberger of The Netherlands, and Herbert Maier of Texas..)
- Wing Chun Home posted by Hao Wu ( gs08hhs@panther.gsu.edu). They write:
  My page is mostly on WC but also other general martial art topics.
- WTEO Kampfkunstschulen (Sifu Salih Avci). Avci-Wing-Tsun and Avci-Escrima Pages in Geraman language, FAQ.
- Australian Escrima and WingTsun Organisation posted by Sifu Stefan Fischer. For information, send e-mail to info@auewto.com .
- Dr. Parkers Pathways posted by Jeff Tenore ( webmaster@parkerspath.com ). He writes:
  A new site by Dr. Jim Parker, founder of the Bai Kai style of Kung Fu.
- EWTO-GB London posted by Manner ( MSandhu@sdlintl.com ). They write:
  Details for Leung Ting-WingTsun and Latosa-Escrima in London.
- Midlands Wing Chun Kuen (UK) posted by Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe ( Sifu@wingchun.co.uk ). They write:
  Midlands Wing Chun Kuen Association is run by Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe, senior student and certified representative of Wing Chuns grandmaster. Ip Chun.
- Wing Tsun Santa Cruz posted by Jericho Broek 7SG ( JerichoWT@aol.com). He writes:
  I am affiliated with the Leung Ting school of Wing Tsun, (Wing Tsun is a trademark), and cannot vouch for schools spelled Wing Chun, Ving Tsun, or Ving Chun. I am located in Santa Cruz, Ca but there are Wing Tsun schools around the US and the world.
- Wing Chun Kung Fu - Sifu Duncan Leung - Official Homepage posted by Sifu Leung ( nurps@erols.com). He writes:
  Sifu Leung's information on Wing Chun Kung Fu including links, pictu= res (Yip Man too!), messageboard, references, video, books, submit form, article and more.
- Wing Chun Society posted by Sifu John Wahnish ( kung-fu@worldnet.att.net ).
- Koko's Ving Tsun Page posted by George Kokolakis ( vingtsun@i.am ). They write:
  Site is dedicated to art and practice of Ving Tsun (Wing Chun) Kung Fu, and martial arts in general. Lots of info, pictures, links, and multimedia. Great Bruce Lee section with lots of rare pictures and Mpegs.
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- Lee Gar Lin's Wing Tsun Kung Fu Web Site posted by Sifu Lee Gar Lin ( Lglvtkf@aol.com). They write:
  Small classes with personal instruction. Also offered is Ch'ang Tai Chi with Sifu Rocky Byars.
- posted by ( ).
Tai Chi
- Taiji (Tai Chi) Web Pages in Germany. There is a mirror at Cal Tech. The creator is Alexander Franz (franza@sunserver1.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de) who gives this description:
  Contents:
  - Tai Ji -- An Outline offers articles on Basic Topics, FAQ, History of Taijiquan, and on some advanced topics like healing injuries, jing, long boxing, energy training. There are also links to other articles on the web.
  - Sources of Information on Internet including WWW links to Taiji, Neijia, Wushu, Kungfu & Taoism pages; Addresses & Contacts (WWW, email and snail), Software & Videos on WWW, Mailing Lists and FTP-sites.
  - Non-Electronic Sources of Information
    - Part I: Books on Taiji
    - Part II: Magazines on Taiji
    - Part III: Books & Mags on Qigong, Wushu etc.
    - Part IV: Videotapes on Taiji, Ba Gua, Qigong etc.
    - Sources of Information including Addresses & Contacts (snail, email and WWW)
  - Seminars, demonstrations, and workshops etc.
    - Europe
    - US, Canada, etc.
- Long Island School of T'ai-Chi-Ch'uan Home Page posted by David Whitehouse (davew@i-2000.com).
- Yangs Martial Arts Association Home Page
- Temple Style Tai Chi Home Page operated by Gary J. Clyman ( clygar@megsinet.net).
- Tai Chi and Chinese Internal Arts Home Page posted by Philip Hugh Young (masterworks@eclipse.co.uk).
- Tai Chi Web Page posted by Barbara Ecker (106123.3040@compuserve.com).
- Southern Mantis Web Pages in the UK posted by Simon Moore (smoore@chowgar.demon.co.uk).
- Huang Wei Lun's Home Page posted by Jeff Smoley (jeffics@gate.net). He writes:
  This is Huang Wei Lun's home page. He teaches Yang Taiji, Liu He Ba Fa, and several chi gungs. This page also lists the seminars he will be giving. Wei Lun Huang (English version of his name) is the real thing when it comes to taiji skills. I have met him and took a da lu form seminar with him.
- Tai Chi Home Page in Boston posted by Cheryl Stewart (cstewart@bu.edu).
- Boston Kung Fu Tai Chi Institute posted by Joshua Grant ( info@taichi.com ).
- Quest International Studio of Self Defense posted by Gary Holt (quest@nconnect.net ).
- Huimin Zhao's Martial Art page posted by Huimin Zhao hzhao@bpaosf.bpa.arizona.edu ). They write:
  Materials on Tai Chi, Xing Yi(Hsing I) and Meihuazhuang. An Introduction to Chinese Martial Artist Zhizhong Wang.
- Erle Montaigue's Web Page on Dim Mak and Tai Chi posted by Kevin Walsh (kwalsh@GATE.NET).
- Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) Home Page posted by Secretary, Shaolin Wahnam (shaolin@pc.jaring.my). They write:
  Taijiquan, or Tai Chi Chuan, is not a dance but an effective martial art that can also be used for spiritual cultivation. This site is a winner of the "Best of the Net" award for exceptional martial art websites.
- Stress Management and Relaxation Technology (SMART) (a Tai Chi organization) posted by Bill Douglas, SMART'S Director ( Taichismrt@aol.com).
- Tai Chi School of Westchester -Tai Chi / Chi Kung / Health posted by Shaji ( SHAJIG@aol.com).
- The Guang P'ing T'ai Chi Ch'uan Page posted by Gordon ( dinkgor@uswest.net).
- Guang Ping T'ai Chi Web Site posted by Gordon Dinkgor ( dinkgor@uswest.net).
- Tai Chi Site posted by Wendy Cali and Curtis Sahakian ( TheTaiChiWorkshopNewsletter@gate8.com). This includes:
  - Tai Chi Calendar
  - Tai Chi Message Board
  - Tai Chi Workshops Newsletter
  - Push Hands Discussion Group
- Zhang Bingxin Liu He Men Federation (Amsterdam, Netherlands) posted by Eli Jehoel ( liu_he_men@yahoo.com).
- Cheng Ming School of Argentina (Pakua and Taichi). The instructor is master Chao Piao Sheng, a Wang Shu Jin disciple. posted by Daniel Fresno ( bagua@net12.com.ar).
- Tai Chi for Health Fitness & Stress-Relief posted by David Radford ( david@easytaichi.co.ukl ). He writes:
  Traditional Yang Style Tai Chi in the UK. (includes a directory of classes, plenty of information for beginners, relaxation exercises, good links.
- posted by ( ).
Kung Fu
- WWW site for Wing Lam Kung Fu. Creator Chet Braun writes:
  The site features information on the styles, the school, the video tape products, and more. More is planned but not yet in place and more photos are on the way.
- Chin-Wu Athletic Association (Hung Gar/Hop Gar) Web Site. Posted by Eddie Park ( mint@cave.tcp.com) who writes:
  The Chin-Wu Athletic Association is proud to announce it's new website! Here you should be able to find information on Hop Gar (Tibetan White Crane) and Hung Gar (Tiger Crane) kung fu. Keep in mind the site is still young, but we'll be adding stuff to it on a weekly basis.
- Guy Savelli's KUNTAO Page (Kung Fu) posted by Michael Salinger ( mgsal@en.com). It contains a lot of internal chi manipulation info.
- Tong Long Kung Fu Page which covers southern praying mantis style Kung Fu on the Gold Coast Australia. Posted by Troy Hunt ( genesis@qldnet.com.au).
- Andy Garcia's Kung-Fu San Soo Home Pageposted by Andy Garcia (agsansoo@gte.net).
  (This Web site is for the exchange of information on the Kung-Fu art known as San Soo.The Chinese name for this art is Tosi-Li-Hoi-Fut-Hung from the Kwan-Yin monastery in the Guangdong province.)
- Lama Kung-Fu Page posted by David A Ross ( lkfmdc@worldnet.att.net).
- Tai Mantis Kung-Fu Association posted by R.E. Olander ( reo@earthworks.com). He writes:
  (Sifu Paul Eng has been involved in Chinese Martial Art since beginning his formal training in Hong Kong at the age of six. He was Chief Instructor, Fu Jow Pai Kung-Fu Federation, NY & SF. - He is an expert in both Northern and Southern Chinese martial arts styles. Has authored several excellent Books. :-) )
- Eight Step Preying Mantis Kung Fu and Shyun Style Tai Chi Chuan posted by Rich ( rmyrvik@aros.net).
- Kwan Yin Kung Fu San Soo Homepage posted by Syzygy ( syzygy@sprynet.com).
- EBM Kung Fu Academy posted by Brent Hamby ( ebm@slip.net ).
- Little Nine Heaven System posted by Son Vo ( hkungfu@www.ftos.net). They write:
  Little Nine Heaven System is an internal art kungfu. Sifu McNeil is teaching Little Nine Heaven System, Chen style Tai Chi, Hsing-I, Shaolin Splashing Hand, Healing art of accupressure, and Tui Na at a Retreat Center located in Rainbow, California.
- Liang-I Kung Fu posted by Robert Z ( kfmaster@ozemail.com.au ). He writes:
  Liang-I Shaolin Kung Fu, a life style art! (5 Animal Kung Fu, Hung Gar Style) You are invited you to explore a style with depth and technique like no other, that has been 1500 years in the making!
  It is based on the Shaolin 5 Animal (Tiger, Crane, Snake, Panther & Dragon) kung fu with elements of Eagle Claw, Praying Mantis, 5 Element and Monkey styles.
  It is also one of the first styles that you can learn over the net, Liang-I Cyber Kung Fu (3rd page)!
- Self-Defence Organisation of Scotland posted by Howard Kennedy ( xam77@dial.pipex.com ). He writes:
  Lau Gar Kung Fu and self-defence training with licensed professional instructors.
- Tye's Kung Fu posted by Tye W. Botting ( tye@iname.com ). He writes:
  This page is devoted to Northern Shaolin / Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu, but has much information that should apply to all styles. Tye-Bob says check it out!
- Shan Tung Kung-Fu Association of U.S.A. posted by A. Chow ( zeta@earthlink.net). They write:
  Sifu Kenneth Edwards teaches Jade Mountain Praying Mantis Kung-Fu, Tai Chi Chuan, and Lion Dancing.
- Salt City Athletics Online Ling Wood Chuan-Wing Chun Kung Fu Combat Style. posted by ( PSpier@aol.com)(). They write:
  Sifu John "Mountain Man" Walsh. Bulletin Board, FAQ, Step by Step Pictorial Technique, Library, Links, MORE! Kung Fu, Boxing, Kickboxing, Balintawak Arnis.
- Su Ko Ming Gung Fu posted by big G ( kambi@dogbert.ipa.net). They write:
  Featuring articles about Tibetan White Crane Gung Fu, Yang style Mi Chuan Tai Chi Chuan, and Hwa Shan Lio Ha Ba Fa. Health articles include Tip Dai, Tui Na, An Mo, Chiropractic, Acupuncture. Features Lama Loong Gateway. Enter a homepage and linkage to your Kung Fu site on the Gateway. E-mail for the site is wisniewski@siloam.bstream.com.
- Black Cat Kung Fu HomePage posted by G. Black ( blackcat@mb.sympatico.ca ). He writes:
  Specialising in the Manchurian Hop Ch'ing Kung Fu System, with information on self-defense, chin-na, tournaments, etc.
- Alan Lee's Chinese Kung-Fu, Wu-Su Association) Website posted by Robert Thomas ( RThomas477@aol.com). The school is located in Manhattan (New York City) and the phone number is (212) 725-0535.
- Shao-lin Do posted by Dave Koons ( dkoons@worldnet.att.net ). He writes:
  Shao-lin Do is the ancient style used by Shaolin Monks to protect the temples.
- Mind, Body, Spirit Academy of Martial Arts and Self-cultivation posted by Paul Osier ( eoeo1@nni.com ). He writes:
  The MBS Academy was established by Sifu Eo Omwake to help guide those who wish to pursue a path of self-cultivation through Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Qigong, Stretching and Meditation. Check out the numerous free articles. Also includes videos and books for sale.
- Yuen Man Kai- Kung-Fu 7 Star Mantis posted by Mantis ( mantis@topsite.com.br). They write:
  Pak Ton Long Kung-Fu Institute - from Brazil , Praying Mantis Kung-Fu.
- Kam Lung: Kung FU & Muay Thai Boxing posted by G. van der Veen ( gvdveen.3235@gironet.nl ). They write:
  Active Dutch club practising Kung Fu & Thaiboxing.
- Shao Lin Do - San Diego posted Jeffrey Ostrick ( jostrick@ucsd.edu ). He writes:
  This site is designed to disseminate information on the Chinese martial art called Shao Lin Do under Grandmaster Sin Kwang Thé. Information on the history, fighting systems, hand sets, weapon sets, schools, seminars, and other webpages is provided.
- Mieir-King Services posted by Sifu Richard Mieir-King ( rmieir@sprynet.com ). He writes:
  
  Sifu Richard Mieir-King
  12750 Centralia Street, Suite 213
  Lakewood, CA 90715-2426
  
  Mieir-King Services Webpages have a martial arts newsletter that the readers are welcome to contribute to, an events listing, useful martial arts products such as booklets, videos, herbal liniments, and more. We also have information on martial arts organization that you may join called U.F.A. and T.K.O. Our styles are 5 Animals and 5 Families Kung-Fu, visit our web site to learn more about us, our organization, classes, and products.
- Wing Lam Kung Fu Club/ATMAposted by Erik Riker ( wriker@cc.memphis.edu). He writes:
  This page explains a bit about the Wing Lam Kung Fu Club and the Academy of Traditional Martial Arts in Memphis, TN. It covers Hung Gar and Northern Shaolin, as well as Jeet Kune Do. Plus, links to other great related web sites and UPCOMING SEMINAR ANNOUNCEMENTS!
- Authentic Kung-Fu posted by the sifu ( sifu@authentickungfu.com ). They write:
  A site with information on Seven Stars Praying Mantis, , Wing Chun Kuen, and T'ai Chi Chuan. Also includes class information for the Ft. Worth, TX area.
- Praying Mantis Kung Fu posted by Marty Eisen ( martyeisen@aol.com ) They write:
  Master Gin Foon Mark - Interview, What is Classical Kung Fu?, Qigong?, Bruce Lee and the Master Mark Connection.
- A Bamboo Forest Kung FU posted by Dr. M. Eisen ( martyeisen@aol.com). They write:
  Praying mantis, qigong, qina, weapons, Chinese medicine articles.
- Choy Lay Fut Buck Sing Gwoon posted by Paul Conroy (Buck Sing Historical Research) (tetsuo@webnet.com.au). They write:
  The Choy Lay Fut Buck Sing Gwoon is a Kung Fu Instruction Temple located on St.Kilda Beach Australia. Our Sifu (David Lacey) now teaches in San Francisco. His Kung Fu Lineage is short and direct going back to TARM SARM and of course Heung, making many consider Lacey as one of the few living legends of Kung Fu.
- Ho Young Pak's National Martial Arts Academy posted by Steven Diamond (diamondz@nmia.com). He writes:
  The finest place to study kung-fu and wu-shu in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Many classes for all ages and levels.
- Asociacion de Kung-Fu del Merida posted by Juan Carlos Velasquez ( jcvelasq@forest.ula.ve).
- David Chin's Hop Gar Kung Fu posted by Tim ( Twshouston@aol.com ). They write:
  David Chin is the only official US representative of the Tibetan Hop Gar System. His center in Fayetteville NC is used by many of the U.S. Special Forces, police officers, and others. He currently has a book on the system available.
- Bak Shao-lin Eagle Claw Gym posted by Instructor Scott Kimak ( skimak@hotmail.com). They write:
  Our branch of the Bak Shao-lin Eagle Claw Gym is located in Harlingen, Texas.
- Wong Kiew Kit's Home Page for Shaolin Kungfu, Chi Kung, Taijiquan and Zen posted by Secretary, Shaolin Wahnam ( shaolin@pc.jaring.my). They write:
  How you can enhance your health, vitality, combat efficiency, mental freshness and spiritual joy. A question-answer series is provided. This site is a winner of the "Best of the Net" award for exceptional martial art websites.
- Shaolin Wahnam Home Page posted by Secretary, Shaolin Wahnam (shaolin@pc.jaring.my). They write:
  You will find in this website a rich source of information that will enhance your benefits in your Shaolin kungfu, qigong, taijiquan and meditation practice.
- Shaolin Kungfu, Chi Kung, Tai Chi Chuan and Zen posted by Secretary, Shaolin Wahnam (shaolin@pc.jaring.my). They write:
  Informationon Shaolin kungfu, qigong, taijiquan and meditation provided by Sifu Wong Kiew Kit, the fourth generation successor of the Venerable Jiang Nan of the.southern Shaolin Monastery in China, and the current "Qigong Master of the Year", awarded by his peers at the Second World Qigong Congress. This site is a winner of the "Best of the Net" award for exceptional martial art websites.
- Dragon Moon Martial Arts Association posted by ( inquiry@dragonmoon.org).
- John Wai's Florida Kung Fu Academy posted by John Wai ( info@floridakungfu.com). He writes:
  Florida Kung Fu Academy specializes in Choy Lay Fut. Training consists of self defense, fighting forms, weaponry, full contact, and lion dance.
- The Women of Kung Fu San Soo posted by Rich Smith ( sansoojedi@worldnet.att.net ). They write:
  This site is dedicated to the women who train in Kung Fu San Soo.
- The American Center for Chinese Studies posted by Sifu Ma (Frank De Maria) ( accs@westnet.com).
- Chinese Kung Fu Association posted by Minh Tran ckfa@nwsign.com .
- Chinese Kung Fu Association posted by Minh Tran ckfa@nwsign.com . They write:
  The Chinese Kung Fu Association website offers information on T'ai Chi Ch'uan and Wushu as well as training and class schedules.
- New York Kungfu and Kickboxing submitted by David Ross (lkf2@aol.com).
- Lee Koon Hung Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu Association posted by Joe Keit ( JKeit1701@aol.com). They write:
  Our school teaches traditional Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu & Tai Chi. All classes are taught by Master Li Siu Hung, and include training of san shou, full-contact, self-defense, weapons, forms, and Lion Dancing. Ft Lauderdale, FL.
- Wah Nam Kung Fu Academy posted by Andy Truong ( wahnam@firstlink.com.au).
- Shaolin Nam Pai (Five Animal Shaolin) in York, UK posted by Gadi Rothenberg ( gr8@york.ac.uk).
- Martial Arts school "Kam-Lung" the Netherlands posted by John van der Spek ( kamlung@planet.nl).
- The Moy Yat Ving Tsun Kung Fu Video Shop posted by Les ( webmaster@kungfu-videos.com ). They write:
  The Video Shop is your source for instructional kung fu videos and books. Take a virtual reality tour of a kung fu school and watch students training, view movie clips of kung fu in action, and listen to audio clips in which Grand Master Moy Yat shares his insights on kung fu.
- Valle's Wu-Zhi Kenpo Kung Fu posted by ( ElmV73@karatepro.com).
- Shaolin Gung Fu Institute @ shaolin.com posted by Aaron Eden ( shaolin@shaolin.com) They write:
  Shaolin.com is dedicated to the traditions of the Shaolin order, including the many styles of kung fu that are part of their training. Also, we offer CD-ROMs for training.
  (Added 8/23/00, DYA)
- Real Kung Fu posted by Phil Allen ( phil_allen@real-kungfu.co.uk).
  (Added 9/26/01 -- DYA)
- posted by ( ).
Wushu
- 1995 World Wushu-Kungfu Championships to be held in Baltimore (Aug. 19-22).
- Noord Shaolin Luk Hop Moon International Wu Shu Associationposted by Jehoel (liu_he_men@yahoo.com). They write:
  Our site has information about Chinese martial arts: Wushu, Kung Fu, Qigong, H'Sing I, Taichi, Pakua, Liondance and so on. You can find information about schools, workshops and events also.
Jeet Kun Do
- Academy of Martial Arts - JKD and Kali/Silat posted by ( rrparra@aol.com).
- Wushu: Chinese Culture, Recreation and Sports posted by The International Wushu Exchange Society ( aflores@wushu-exchange.com). They write:
  The name Wushu means "Wu" = martial "shu"= arts, is therefore the general name for all styles of Martial Arts in China, including Shaolin, Taijiquan, Bagua, Xingyi and many others.
  Antonio Flores was the first western person to graduate as a professional Wushu coach in a Chinese university. His wife, Hui Xuna is a former all-round champion from the Beijing Wushu Team.
  The International Wushu Exchange Society offers instruction in 22 Wushu specialties, short Training Programs in China, seminars in your location, and Online Theory programs through Internet. There are exclusive resources for members and Continuous Education opportunities for Wushu coaches. All our Online Resources are available in English and in Spanish.
- The Jeet Kune Do Web Kwoon posted by Steve Brown ( lbrown@interlynx.net ). He writes:
  Kwoon is the Chineese word for school. My Web Kwoon is an attempt to educate people about Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do.
- JKD Resurrection.com posted by Todd Lambert ( todd@jkdresurrection.com).� He writes:
  This is my personal web page on the Art and Science of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do.
  (Edited 9/28/01 -- DYA)
- Nightbreed Special Forces Academy posted by Coal Akida ( coal@bright.net ). They write:
  An elite hand to hand combat academy that offers Special Forces some of the most functional skills in the world and now author of Surpassing The Tao Of Jeet Kune Do.
- JKD and Freestyle Page (UK) posted by Paul Morgan-Ayres ( sebedeus@cheerful.com).
- Total Approach JKD posted by David Elwood ( Tajkd@nac.net ).
  Home of the Total Approach JKD school.
- posted by ( ).
General Chinese Style Pages
- Han Wei Website. Chinese culture and martial arts Web Site. This site has the Wushu newsletter archive.
  Wushu is Martial Arts, Kungfu means acquired skill and Han Wei is Chinese Advocate, a NONPROFIT organization dedicated to promote Chinese culture and the Chinese Martial Arts. Han Wei's Wushu! is a NONCOMMERCIAL newsletter sent out once a month in the hope of promoting the Chinese Martial Arts. More than 100,000 readers worldwide have used us as their training companion. The newsletter is the product of many volunteers' hard work. The Wushu! Newsletter is printed with the cost of its publisher. If you enjoy reading it and wish to support us, you can subscribe for $12/year (in U.S.) or $15/year (outside U.S.) Your subscription will help reduce the expenses we have to cover in printing and mailing.
  
  Address
  Han Wei Wushu!
  3216 Payne Avenue
  Cleveland, Ohio 44114
  Tel/Fax: 216-579-9707
  E-mail: hanwei@hanwei.com
  Website at http://www.hanwei.com
- Alexander Franz (franza@uni-duesseldorf.de) has a page on Internet Resources on Chinese M-A. There are two sites: the [US Mirror] or the [Original in Germany].
- The Yau Hawk Tao Home Page posted by Paul Gebhard (gebhardp@wt.com.au).
- Pai Lum Family Martial Arts Home Page posted by Pai Yili (paiyili@fast.net).
- Shuai Chiao Web Site posted by Jeff Leonard (jleonard@hom.net).
- Wu Shu Kwan Web Site posted by Azeem H. Jiwaji (A.H.Jiwaji@nortel.co.uk). He writes:
  "Wu Shu Kwan is well established with international instructors and based in the UK by Grand Master C.K.Chang (8th Degree Black Belt). A lot information about the school and its history with some nice actions pics can be found at the web site."
- The Swedish Budo Federation Kung Fu/Wu Shu subcommittee posted by Michael Sjoelin ( misj@hermes.prog.se ).
  (The official website of The Swedish Budo Federation Kung Fu/Wu Shu subcommittee. Results, events, rules etc)
- International Meihuazhuang Organization Homepage posted by Denise Baker ( bakay@cs.uregina.ca ). She writes:
  Despite its long history, Meihuazhuang is relatively unknown both in China and in the West, partly because it was taught secretly in poor, isolated villages and partly because of its controversial and critical role in the Boxer Rebellion of 1900. After the rebellion, practitioners of Meihuazhuang were persecuted and the style was practiced in secret. Raymond Ambrosi, a graduate from the University of Regina's Anthropology Department began his studies in Mandarin Chinese at Shandong University in Shandong province, China in 1990. While at Shandong University, he was fortunate to begin studying Meihuazhuang under Master Yan Zijie, a professor of Mathematics. In 1991, Alice Lee, a University of Regina Administration student, also began learning Meihuazhuang while studying Mandarin Chinese at Shandong University. In the spring of 1992, Professor Yan accepted both of them as formal students.
- Military San Shou Web Page posted by Edmund Tsoi ( nelumbo@globalserve.net).
- The Tao House posted by Devananda Lila ( taohouse@gnv.fdt.net ). They write:
  A conscious community on-line.Hanta Yo School of Conscious Movement. Clearing the way through spiritual martial arts. :-)
- Hsing-I (Xingyi) Web Site posted by Michael J. Davis ( mdavis@bluegate.com).
- Wudang Research Association posted by Terri Morgan Yang ( tmyang@wudang.com). She writes:
  Background material and resources for students of traditional wudang internal martial arts (taijiquan, xingyiquan, baguazhang, qigong) Bilingual (English/Chinese).
- Pa Kua Chang (Ba Gua Zhang) Posted by F. Hriadil ( hriadil@ibm.net ) They write:
  The Pa Kua Chang (Ba Gua Zhang) of Lu Shui-Tian as taught by Master Park Bok-Nam.
- Jiulong Ba Gua Zhang Nine Dragon Eight Diagram Palm Boxing posted by Robert Downey ( bagua@channel1.com).
- Jiang Hao-Quan Chinese Martial Arts Institute posted by Lawrence C. Toliver ( lctoliver@compuserve.com ) . He writes:
  Jiang Hao-Quan is a Grandmaster martial artist with over 60 years of teaching experience and over 75 years of study and practice in both internal and external Chinese martial arts. Jiang Hao-Quan also has a background in western boxing, and has held the title "Boxing King of China." Classes taught include Ba Gua Zhang, Tai Ji Quan, Xing-Yi Quan, Qi Gong, Shaolin Ch'uan, Suai Chiao, San Shou, Chin Na, Chinese Kick Boxing, Boxing and Self Defense.
- Hong Ying School of Chinese Martial Art posted by Mark Stol ( kungfu@xs4all.nl). He writes:
  
  Focus: Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu, San Da /San Shou, Wushu Weapons, Qigong, and Modern Freestyle Semicontact.
  Schools located in : England and Holland
  Chief Instructor: Mark Horton(Hong Ying)
- LiuHoPaFa posted by Drake Sansone ( SwmngDragn@aol.com ). They write:
  Details of the style, also known as "Water Boxing", and "Six Harmonies/Eight Methods Boxing", and it's current grand master, and lineage holder Wai Lun Choi. Includes all lineage charts, and histories.
- DarkShadowe's Bok Fu Home Page Patrick Camacho ( darkshadowe@hotmail.com. They write:
  This is my home page that I have dedicated to the martial art that I am learning...Bok Fu. Never heard of it? Come to my site and I will tell you about this awesome martial art.
- Bob Orlando's Indo-Chinese Home Page posted by Bob Orlando ( Bob.Orlando@bigfoot.com ). He writes:
  A black belt with decades of martial arts experience and author of two books and an instructional video, Bob Orlando is often described as a teacher's teacher.
- The Chinese Internal Art of Hsing-I Chuan posted by David_DeVere ( Internal_Art@Yahoo.com ). He writes:
  A very detailed and graphically intensive look at one of China's three major internal arts.
- Shaolin Temple Mural posted by Tony Sims ( badkarma@COMMANDNET.NET).
- Ulanga's Fu Hok Pai Hung Gar and Choy Li Fut School posted by Ram�n Ulanga ( fuhokp@yahoo.com ). They write:
  The official homepage of the Ulanga's Fu Hok Pai, an organization dedicated to promoting Hung Gar and Choy Li Fut in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
- Bo Tree Martial Monks posted by James Medina ( martialmonks@teamdiscovery.com). He writes:
  Traditional Shaolin Martial Monk Training for inner city youth at risk, involved in illegal activity. Emphasizing traditional training techniques and todays modern legal system.
  (Posted 11/23/99, DYA).
- International Shaolin Chan wu Tang monastery posted by Huang C. Aguilar ( ). They write:
  This is the web of the official Shaolin Monastery project supported by the Chinese Henan Shaolin Temple.
- Chinese Martial Arts and Health Center posted by Carl Fantin ( cfantin@mweb.co.za ). He writes:
  Home page of a Martial Arts Center based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Styles include Traditional style Kung Fu, Tai Chi.
- Chinese Martial Arts and Health Center posted by Carl Fantin ( cfantin@mweb.co.za ). They write:
  Home page of a Martial Arts Center based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Styles include Traditional style Kung Fu, Tai Chi.
- Rovere Consultants International Inc. posted by Dennis Rovere ( rovere@rovere.com). He writes:
  Authentic chinese military combat arts, videos and manuals. Professional security training and consulting.
- Chinese Goju System posted by Glen Perry, Soke ( cemanahuac@intersur.com). They write:
  The list of Goju styles is a long one and continues to grow. From the list there are Okinawan Goju, Japanese Goju, USA Goju, Nisei Goju, Goju-Shorin, Goju-Kai USA, Shorei-Goju, African Goju and Chinese Goju, this is Ron Van Clief's art.
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