Awesome to run into this video- I trained at his school in New York for a couple years, back around 1988, main teachers were Ronnie and Oswald iirc. Great school, great system. Dropped out shortly after getting my first rank promotion because I moved away but I've never forgotten some of what I learned there- I still practice the 8 silk weaving exercise - helping me stay fit at 62 yrs old now.
I attended his school in Newark, NJ on Broad St. I rarely saw Mr Lee so I would have to recognize Mr Gray as my main teacher. Although I never progressed in the lessons I did benefit in character building so much. I do remember the days when we were on alert, told the school was going to be attacked, we were like a swarm of black hornets, wings twitching just ready for someone to show up. Thanks for the interview, his accent sounds more Lao Asian, in my opinion.
I WAS A MEMBER IN 1983 AND HE WAS AMAZING HOW HE COULD PUT ON A EXABITION WITH HIS INSTRUCTOR'S BECAUSE HE WAS GETTING UP IN AGE.VERY GREAT TO LEARN MARTIAL ARTS. [KUNG FU WU SU.😅❤
I learned QiGong from shifu James Bourke a Grandmaster Alan Lee's pupil. I learned Silkweaver QiGong, when sifu James was living in Barcelona, Spain. Thanks for sharing.
