FIRE HAWK
05-19-2002, 01:08 AM
Si-Tai-Gung (Grandmaster) Dr. Fred Ming Ahn Wu, P.H.D., an Internationally known authentic Kung Fu Sifu was the Chief of the U.S. Branch of the Internal systems of Chinese Martial Arts Association (President, Lee Ying Arng, Hong Kong); member of the External Kung Fu Kuo Shu Association (Hong Kong and Taiwan). He was the Trustee of the American Shai Chioa Association. He was also a Trustee of the Ohio State University Kung Fu and Tai Chi Chuan Association.
Grandmaster Wu came to America in 1947. He received his P.H.D. in Bio- Chemistry from Ohio State University in 1957. Since that time he has taught Kung Fu classes at Antioch College, Kenyon College, Franklin College, Wright State University, University of Dayton, and Ohio State University.
Grandmaster Fred M.A. Wu was the 7th generation heir of his family profession of acupuncture; Chinese traditional herbal medicine; Kung Fu mind – Psychic – Spiritual development, philosophy, self-improvement, Esoteric Science and Hypno-counseling.
Grandmaster Wu taught Chinese Kung Fu External (hard styles) and internal (soft styles). Chinese Kung Fu external hard styles which Grandmaster Wu taught are the Tiger Claw, Northern Black Tiger, Panther, Wing Chun, Eagle Claw, Praying Mantis, White Crane, Dragon, Monkey, Snake, Lion, Hung Gar, Hop Gar, Tam Tuii Long Fist, Pa Chi, and White Eyebrow.
The Chinese Kung Fu, internal soft styles taught by Grandmaster Wu are Tai Chi Chuan, Pa Kua, Hsing-I, Lama, Che Karn (Naturalness), Chi-Aikido, Hsiang-Hsing, Po (Animal Spirit), Shuai Chiao, and Chin Na.
He taught self-improvement; higher awareness and enlightenment, mind-body-soul harmony, emotional adaptability and stability, peace of mind, tension and depression relief; physical fitness and Body-mind Conditioning; breathing for Chi (energy), relaxation and power; Chi Kung; Do-In; Iron Palm, Iron Fist; exercise for special purpose; agility, speed, flexibility, co-ordination and power training; weight and diet; ligament, muscle, and bone conditionsing; yoga; and meditation.
Various Chinese Weaponry such as long sword, broad sword, staff, tiger hooks, fork lance (spear), butterfly knife, double segmented, tri-sectional staff and magistrates staff were also taught by Grandmaster Wu.
Grandmaster Wu gave lectures and counseling (eastern philosophy, I-Ching, Tao Te Ching, acupressure, acupuncture, herbal medicine, Esoteric sciences, and metaphysical studies.
Dr. Wu has sponsored many senior martial arts, Chi Kung, and Eastern Medicine, teachers to America to share their experience, expertise, and specialized knowledge with us in order to promote these arts and to help them grow in this country.
http://www.clearsilat.com/silat/Biography/DrWu.htm
Grandmaster Wu came to America in 1947. He received his P.H.D. in Bio- Chemistry from Ohio State University in 1957. Since that time he has taught Kung Fu classes at Antioch College, Kenyon College, Franklin College, Wright State University, University of Dayton, and Ohio State University.
Grandmaster Fred M.A. Wu was the 7th generation heir of his family profession of acupuncture; Chinese traditional herbal medicine; Kung Fu mind – Psychic – Spiritual development, philosophy, self-improvement, Esoteric Science and Hypno-counseling.
Grandmaster Wu taught Chinese Kung Fu External (hard styles) and internal (soft styles). Chinese Kung Fu external hard styles which Grandmaster Wu taught are the Tiger Claw, Northern Black Tiger, Panther, Wing Chun, Eagle Claw, Praying Mantis, White Crane, Dragon, Monkey, Snake, Lion, Hung Gar, Hop Gar, Tam Tuii Long Fist, Pa Chi, and White Eyebrow.
The Chinese Kung Fu, internal soft styles taught by Grandmaster Wu are Tai Chi Chuan, Pa Kua, Hsing-I, Lama, Che Karn (Naturalness), Chi-Aikido, Hsiang-Hsing, Po (Animal Spirit), Shuai Chiao, and Chin Na.
He taught self-improvement; higher awareness and enlightenment, mind-body-soul harmony, emotional adaptability and stability, peace of mind, tension and depression relief; physical fitness and Body-mind Conditioning; breathing for Chi (energy), relaxation and power; Chi Kung; Do-In; Iron Palm, Iron Fist; exercise for special purpose; agility, speed, flexibility, co-ordination and power training; weight and diet; ligament, muscle, and bone conditionsing; yoga; and meditation.
Various Chinese Weaponry such as long sword, broad sword, staff, tiger hooks, fork lance (spear), butterfly knife, double segmented, tri-sectional staff and magistrates staff were also taught by Grandmaster Wu.
Grandmaster Wu gave lectures and counseling (eastern philosophy, I-Ching, Tao Te Ching, acupressure, acupuncture, herbal medicine, Esoteric sciences, and metaphysical studies.
Dr. Wu has sponsored many senior martial arts, Chi Kung, and Eastern Medicine, teachers to America to share their experience, expertise, and specialized knowledge with us in order to promote these arts and to help them grow in this country.
http://www.clearsilat.com/silat/Biography/DrWu.htm