Guan Dao against Eric with double hook swords |
Traditional Wushu bow |
Who's head is this with the "Wu"? It's the web-site designer Nick, of course! He practices wushu everyday, so he thought why not get a haircut for it? |
Wow, center split pretty good, who's this guy? It's the web site designer, Dr. Nick! |
Qin Na (joint locking) |
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Lucas here is studying Nanquan basics with me |
Andy is only 12, but his level is already quite good -- he has a shot at the Olympics! |
Veronica's long-fist basics have improved a lot. |
Corinne (from France) is studying nanquan basics. |
Michael (from D.C.) learned Xing Yi from me |
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Sameer doing a technique from Xing Yi Dragon |
Christian (from Germany) learned Tai-Ji from me |
Veronica's and Andy's grandfather, always watching us practice. |
See! Our Indonesian fans watch us practice basics. |
Brandon and Peter(U.S.) and John(France) with me. Brandon was on the US Wushu Team, and John is on the French Wushu Team. |
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Nick doing Chuan Xin Zhang (piercing heart palm) |
Lucas, Sameer, and Brandon striking a pose. |
Everybody is stretching |
Cool! |
Wushu is a long road, you need to keep going. |
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Sameer doing Nanquan Hu Xing (tiger style of nanquan) |
Here is my Thai student Voradech (Asian Games 3rd place) and Umar (D.C.)
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Addi is my student from North Carolina.
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Chris(left) and I with a friend. Chris is my Southern Style student from Alabama. |
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Our Indonesian friends with us. We are one big wushu family. |
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Nick is humbly studying the basics with my father. Here the lesson uses the short stick, developing arm strength for grabbing power. We all need to study different basic skills for fighting. |
Tariq in the horse-stance |
See? Here's a real wushu family: my father and mother are in the center. |
