Teacher recomendations?

[hindoshima]

YO! Within the next year I am planning on moving. I don't really know where yet. I will probably move where there is a great kung fu teacher. Any recomandations?
I mainly want to learn longfist of hunggar. Also bajiquan seems good to. It would be great if they also taught qinggong and hard qigong.

Thanks!!!

[hindoshima]

I mean or hung gar. not of hunggar.

[street_fighter]

well, i guess the question is, where are you now, and how far are you willing to move?

[hindoshima]

I'm currently in Boise, Idaho. I am willing to move 500 miles form here. If there is a good college near by then maybe a little far ther

Everytime I write ****her it turns into ****her

[hindoshima]

I forgot to add that if the teacher is of high renown and skill I would be willing to travel anywhere in the U.S.

[Lucas]

I'm currently in Boise, Idaho. I am willing to move 500 miles form here. If there is a good college near by then maybe a little far ther

Everytime I write ****her it turns into ****her

i switched to using Further for that reason.

[xcakid]

Go west to San Francisco or the Bay Area in general.

You have great colleges: Stanford, UCSF, SF State, UC Berkeley, San Jose State.

You can find any KF style that has ever been created. Sure there are a bunch of kooks out there, but some really good teachers as well. In S.F. Chinatown for instance. You couldn't throw a side kick without have a credible teacher blocking it. Those that don't block are the ones you don't want.

[hindoshima]

i switched to using Further for that reason.

Good Idea!

[Shaolin Wookie]

i switched to using Further for that reason.

Yet sacrificed your grammar. For shame.