Seeking a good Kung Fu teacher in Shanghai!

[The Last Viking]

I'm currently living in Shanghai, I'm having a hard time finding a good kung fu teacher here.
I'm interested in doing traditionally hard style chinese kung fu. What type is not so important.

If anyone know's, any answer would be highly appreciated.

[Kristoffer]

(nice nick ;) )

Shanghai eh? I've heard of a good Choy Lay Fut school and a good Wing Chun school in that city. Maybe you can find something on the web? Or some 'yellow pages' for that area?

[The Last Viking]

The yellow pages I have tried. The web also. Not much except Wushu.

Yeah, the nick reflects that I'm a norwegian fighter.

[Kristoffer]

Hey, I'm a swedish fighter. Cool


Anyways I did a quick search on google. This is the best I could find for now:

Bldg No.30, Lane 1702 Shi Chuan Bei Road,
Shanghai, CHINA

Ph: 021-63241162; 021-63064212 Fax: 021-63241162
Email: SCWAF@online.sh.cn ; chinwoo@citiz.net



scroll down;
http://www.chinwoo.com/directory.htm

[weightvest]

If you are living in Shanghai, you have access to one of the best longfist schools in China, that being the Shanghai Chin Woo school.

Wu Shu isn't the same in China as it is outside, not by a mile. The quality is tenfold ours.

[Kristoffer]

I'm possitive that ya could dig up some cool Pakua peeps. They seem to be very common through the bigger citys


anyways good luck

[chen zhen]

Hej, Viking. Du er den første Normand jeg har set på KFO.;)
welcome.
So, how can it be that u live in Shanghai? How is it generally possible for a foreigner to move to China like that? just curious, because I'm pondering with the idea myself.;)

[uncle]

Jerek Szymanski is the man in Shanghai he's lived there for about ten yrs and knows alot of the old masters that are left, if anyone can hook you up he can. His website iswww.chinafrominside.com hope this helps. Uncle Bob