41. Shuai-Chiao | Team Canada In April of 2007, Sifu Jay McCoy brought 5 athletes to the U.S. national Championships to compete against our American counterparts. They returned to Canada with two 5th place http://shuai-chiao-team-canada.com/about.html

@import url(./styles.css); Home About Us News Articles Tournaments ... Contact Us Sponsors: To become a sponsor and have your logo displayed here, please click here or contact us for details About Us In April of 2007, Sifu Jay McCoy brought 5 athletes to the U.S. national Championships to compete against our American counterparts. They returned to Canada with two 5th place finishes and three gold medals. Recognizing there potential Sifu Jay organized to bring theses athletes and a three other recruits to the World Championships in China in December that same year. Thus, Natalie Pomerleau-Perron, Laurie MacNevin (nee Gibson), Danielle Mauirie, Jermey Kurcz, Nabil Babu, Jerrett Hansen, John MacNevin and Ernesto Bernal became the first Canadian team. Accompanying them were two of their training partners: Steve Lalla and John Iantisis. Despite being a small team of competitors, this group managed a 6th place finish in their World competition debut, with each of these 8 newcomers placing in the top 8 including a silver medal being awarded to young Jeremy Kurcz. Currently Team Canada is composed only of students of the International Shuai-Chiao Association- Canadian Chapter. As shuai-chiao gains national recognition Sifu Jay hopes to recruit more athletes from other Kung Fu organizations nationwide. Drawing from a larger pool of athletes to produce a team which fills each of the 20 possible weight and gender divisions, will produce an even more formidable Canadian team; thereby continuing to demonstrate that Team Canada is a force to be reckoned with.

42. Shuai-Chiao Does anyone study ShuaiChiao that is actually legit? Which is recognized by the International Shuai Chiao Association. Grandmaster Gene L. Chicoine http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/mixed-martial-arts-mma-bjj-forum/8766-shuai-c

43. The Chang Shuai Chiao Family In Taiwan The Chang Shuai Chiao Family . in Taiwan Although the death of Chang Tung Sheng was a great loss to the martial arts world in general and Shuai Chiao in particular, his http://www.changshuaichiao.com/csc_fam_twn.htm

The Chang Shuai Chiao Family in Taiwan Although the death of Chang Tung Sheng was a great loss to the martial arts world in general and Shuai Chiao in particular, his family and students continue to promote Shuai Chiao throughout Taiwan and around the world. This page serves to acknowledge some of the key people who contribute to the promotion of Shuai Chiao in Taiwan. Yao Chang Ming was a student of Chang Tung Sheng at the Nanjing Martial Arts Institute in Mainland China and currently resides in Taiwan. Yang Chong Hsiao was a student of Chang Tung Sheng at the Nanjing Martial Arts Institute in Mainland China and currently resides in Taiwan. C hu Yuh-Lung is the Shuai Chiao program director at the Taiwan National Central Police University in Guei Shan on the outskirts of Taipei City. He took over the position when Chang Tung Sheng retired. Chu Yuh-Long is also the head judge at national Shuai Chiao tournaments in Taiwan. (The name “Yuh-Lung” means “Jade Dragon” in English). Roger Soo is the Vice President of the Taiwan (R.O.C.) Shuai Chiao Association. He teaches shuai chiao at Fu Hsing Kang Military College and the Training Institute for Correctional Officials.

44. Shuai-Chiao The shuaichiao, one sublime combination of all the combat techniques, one super science of the mechanism. It bring the speed, the time http://www.iscu.it/ENG/Shuai-Chiao.htm

Specialities Versione italiana The shuai-chiao , one sublime combination of all the combat techniques, one super science of the mechanism. It bring the speed, the time, the force and the angle to their higher level, applying taken, levers, blows, to the convenience to project. Kung-fu Wushu was comes grouped on four named to you: Da-Na-Tie-Shuai. From (sanda-boxe), Na (who-na to seize), Tie (Karate, fatal point), Shuai (shuai-chiao, to project). For an exercise convenience, at present, practicing lowers the levels of offensive and separate complete Kung-fu from the Judo, Aikido, Karate. Currently, the three Limbs as soon as said they form, reassumed with, a basic part of the Shuai-Chiao. Since the Shuai-Chiao includs techniques either offensives that defensive, focus, its applications on all the parts of the human body, working on the force, absorbing it are returning it to the enemy in order to throw it to earth down. The Shuai-Chiao (pronounced shuai-jiao in pinin), is one of more ancient the Chinese martial , its origins goes back beyond shakes 3000 years ago, when it was known with varied names following the currents dynasties, also was called Chiao-You, Hsia-Pu, Lia-Chiao, Kua-Chiao, until 1928 when the name came standardized in

45. ACCS / Ch'ang Tung Sheng: Training A Rare Treasure Life History 19051986 Hua Hu Feh (The Fancy Butterfly) Training Ch'ang Fen Yen; Discipline, Patience, and Perseverance Art Forms Not Only Shuai-Chiao http://www.kungfu.org/chang2.shtml

Training the Mind as Well as the Body A Rare Treasure Life History: 1905-1986 Hua Hu Feh (The Fancy Butterfly) Training: Ch'ang Fen Yen; Discipline, Patience, and Perseverance Art Forms: Not Only Shuai-Chiao Shuai-Chiao: Styles, Techniques, and Principles Legacy The Real Ch'ang Tung Shen Ch'ang Shih Tai Chi Ch'uan: The Book C h'ang's family had a long established tradition of martial arts training. At the age of 12 he began his own training with the highly respected shuai-chiao instructor, Ch'ang Fen Yen, who was the leading disciple of Pin Jin Yi. Ch'ang became the number-one disciple of his teacher, eventually marrying Ch'ang Fen Yen's daughter. Ch'ang Fen Yen's teaching was traditional and demanding. With him his young student practiced diligently and seriously every day, beginning early a lifelong devotion to shuai-chiao. Some of Ch'ang Fen Yen's teaching methods were unusual, investing the tasks of everyday life with applications for shuai-chiao. For example Ch'ang Fen Yen would often ask his young disciple to bring water from the well near his home. This task involved turning a crank to bring up the rope that held a bucket filled with water, then pouring the water into a large container.

46. Shuai Chiao | Facebook Welcome to the Facebook Community Page about Shuai Chiao, a collection of shared knowledge concerning Shuai Chiao. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shuai-Chiao/111154938908935?v=desc

47. Shuai Chiao Chinese Wrestling | Martial Arts Database Shuai Chiao Chinese Wrestling. Categorized in Chinese Martial Arts Martial Arts, Country of Origin Tags China. Chinese Martial Arts What is Kung Fu Chinese Martial Arts http://www.mardb.com/shuai-chiao-chinese-wrestling/

document.documentElement.className = 'js'; Martial Arts Database Home Chinese Martial Arts Martial Art Shuai Chiao Chinese Wrestling Categorized in Chinese Martial Arts Martial Arts, Country of Origin Tags: China Chinese Martial Arts What is Kung Fu Chinese Martial Arts Training ... Yin and Yang Shuai jiao (Chinese: 摔跤 or 摔角) is the modern Chinese term for wrestling. In a Western context, the term refers specifically to Chinese and Mongolian styles of wrestling. These styles have a long history and have undergone several changes in both name and form. Ancient Shuai jiao is claimed to be the progenitor of Sumo, and quite possibly Jujitsu and Judo. Shuai Chiao Throw History: The origins of Shuai-Chiao are as old as these of Chinese civilization itself. Since time immemorial, man has fought, and his most basic fighting instinct has always been to grapple. This is evidenced by ancient artwork from cultures around the world, depicting combat through some sort of grappling. Chin Dynasty (246 BC ~ 207 BC): Yuan Dynasty (1277 ~ 1367): The Mongol hordes were the great Asian Conquerors of early history, leaving their mark on cultures from Eastern Europe to the Pacific Ocean. These great conquerors had a nomadic lifestyle that promoted combat skills for all males. Their tribal games revolved around the so-called 3 Masculine Sports: Horsemanship, archery, and wrestling.

48. YouTube - Combat Shuai Chiao “A man who has attained mastery of an art reveals it in his every action.” Shuai Chiao, or Chinese Wrestling, is one of the oldest martial art of China dating back two http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5orlabCFE

49. YouTube - Shuai Chiao Con una historia de 6.000 a os, es la m s antigua de las Artes Marciales Chinas y llega a nuestros d as como un refinado sistema de autodefensa. Est compuesto por http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oS0WLXFfbWw

50. Combat Mixed Martial Arts The origins of ShuaiChiao are as old as Chinese civilization itself. Since time immemorial, man has fought, and his most basic fighting instinct has http://combatmixedmartialarts.com/shuai.html

HOME INSTRUCTOR SHUAI CHIAO - CHINESE WRESTLING 42 FORM TAI CHI ... CONTACT Shuai Chiao The origins of Shuai-Chiao are as old as Chinese civilization itself. Since time immemorial, man has fought, and his most basic fighting instinct has always been to grapple. This is evidenced by ancient artwork from cultures around the world, depicting combat through some sort of grappling. Chin Dynasty (246 BC ~ 207 BC) Shuai-Chiao artwork in ancient record. The earliest recorded dynasty was the Chin (or Qin) Dynasty lasting from 246 BC to 207 BC. It was also the shortest Chinese Dynasty, lasting only during the reign of one monarch - the legendary Chin Shih-Huang Di. Chin Shih-Huang was known for his remarkable cruelty and ironhanded rule. He ordered the first burning of books, the construction of the Great Wall (which protected China's Northern borders from the invasion of barbarians), and the legalist school of Chinese philosophy. Chin Shih-Huang kept his military strong, and combat training was emphasized during his short reign.

51. TaiChi People : Martial Arts : Shuai Chiao 132 Sage Cove Bastrop, Texas 78602 Phone 512.332.2544 Email taichipeople@gmail.com http://www.taichiherb.com/index.php?fuseaction=martialarts.shuaichiao

52. Taoist Arts Organisation - Chi Shu & Shuai Chiao Chi Shu Li family close combat system. Similar to Aikido it uses the opponents joints and balance to execute throws, takedowns controls. Shuai Chiao is a form of Chinese http://www.leefamilystyle.com/chishu.shtml

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