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I dont know what they might call it now, but at that time he said it was Shaolin, from the Temple where he learned it before the Communist takeover.

Many years ago, he had a school in San Pablo that was a mile from my house, I was still a teenager, I went there for a few months, If only I had stayed with him, but I was young. I can tell you...

I have seen a lot of the upright posture(in competition) as compared to other styles, with people who have'nt had much experience practicing other styles, or are just limiting themselves to strictly...

I never got to train White Crane while I was in the Bay Area, however I was fortunate to meet George Long at his school when I was a teenager and just getting started in Martial Arts, I also met Ron...

My fault for leaving something out, yes, Lions Roar is the original name of it all. Also just to clarify: Chan Tai Shan learned from Monk Jyu Chyuhn who learned from both Wong Yan Lam and Wong Lam...

Yes, please do tell us what you think, I can remember my first visit to a White Crane school(Quentins Fong's) in SF, I was fascinated.

Try looking into Lama Pai Kung-Fu, White Crane is said to be a offshoot from Lama Pai which is originally from Tibet & there are Lama Pai teachers in the NYC area. The particular brand of Lama Pai...