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    Thumbs up xingyi in ny?

    hi there!

    i'm looking for a style to complement my current shaolin training, preferably xingyi or another internal art. anybody know of any good schools in nyc? pref. around chinatown, if not that's alright.
    thanks

    -matt

    oh also! if anybody knows of any sites that i can find good information on xingyi i'd appreciate it . thanks again!
    Last edited by respectred; 05-07-2002 at 05:40 PM.

  2. Look below...

    Did you see my post on Song Style Xing-I? Master David Chan is teaching in NY and just started a new Xing-I class. I posted all the info below....

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    I think a guy named John Montalbano also teaches Xingyi in NY. You have to go over the emptyflower.com and ask around. They know the guy there. He stuck me as a guys who is definately not a Chi head type. He does not even like to talk about Chi, but he does use the principles.

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    teacher info

    hi respectred/matt:

    my school brother, ETB, didn't post the info in your forum (ETB, please don't mind the redundancy...) because he posted in another forum. however, for some reason, the info didn't come up.

    anyway, if you have the time, you should look around for schools. even though people in these forums will give you their opinions of who is good and who isn't, they are still personal opinions and you should trust your own judgement. check out the schools first, see if you like what is being taught and see if you are comfortable with the instructor.

    that being said, i'll post info that my schoolbrother wanted to post:

    David Bond Chan
    New York Chinese Martial Arts Institute
    161 Bowery Street (bet. Broome and Delancy), 7th Floor
    New York, NY 10002
    212-226-1792

    xing yi classes will be taught on
    Tuesday and Friday nights from 7-8:30 p.m.

    for more info on classes, etc:
    http://www.chan-internal-martial-arts.com/

    -------

    also, when i was looking for a ba gua teacher, i found this site useful...it's funny though because my schoolbrother, ETB, was the one who has been advertising online as our teacher does not advertise at all. he's one of those underground types. anyway, good luck on your search:

    http://www.hsing-i.com/teachers/index.html



    --cherry

    p.s. if you have any questions that you'd like to ask through this medium, you can either post here or e-mail my school brother who has been there several months longer: baguaboxer@aol.com

    i've only been there for three months so i only have these three months as burden of proof. i like what i'm learning though and i've noticed an improvement in my overall well-being.
    TV Sucks.

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    Li Tailiang

    Check out Li Tailiang at:

    http://litailiang.homestead.com/

  6. Thanks...

    Good lookin Cherrypraxis...Thanks.

    Check your e-mail Respectred.

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    Frank Allen is an interesting sifu. He is listed at :

    http://www.hsing-i.com/teachers/index.html

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    thanks everybody for the replies! got a much better heads up on the teachers now, and if anybody knows of any more places, post em up!

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