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    Hsing-I in Seattle area

    Does anyone of any (that's good)?

    Thanks

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    Check the Teacher's Directory at http://www.hsing-i.com
    "I'm into murders and executions, mostly"

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    Yiliquan = Xingyi + Bagua + Taiji + Baixing

    We have a training group in the Puyallup area. If you are interested, email yilisilentthunder@yahoo.com for more info.
    Matt Stone

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    IIRC Frank Wong manages a practice group in Seattle, I can dig up his email if you like.

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    i've done the LTL workshops in Seattle. i've also done stuff with Frank Wong. check here:

    http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Towers/1570/seattle.html

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    Seattle, WA, USA
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    Xing Yi in Seattle & Puyallup, WA

    Hi, all,
    I'm in North Seattle, I help one of my seniors teach a class down in Puyallup (45minute drive south of downtown Seattle). Shanxi Xing Yi is an integral part of the system we practice, called Yi Li Quan (One Principle Boxing). Yi Li has a very structured format, great for understanding/demystifying "Internal" martial arts.
    Generally, beginning students in Yi Li learn some rudimentary Shaolin methods before Xing Yi is introduced. Yang Tai Ji basics & Chang Ba Gua follows, respectively, to give the student a footing in the basics; The cycle is repeated to continue into more advanced principles and usage.
    If you're interested, please feel free to contact me anytime--I'd love to have more folks to practice with closer to home.
    I also set up a discussion board on a Yahoo Club site where the style's founder & senior students are available to reply to anyone that is interested to learn more. Here's the link:

    http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/yilichuan

    Take care, & Best Wishes.
    Sincerely,
    Dennis Mace

    "Reciting a teachers words isnt as good as hearing their words, Hearing their words isnt as good as attaining that whereby they speak"

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