Chinese Internal Kung Fu
The underlying philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine is that man/woman are perceived as multi-dimensional beings, functioning on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels.
In order to achieve and maintain personal balance, one must cultivate harmony in all these areas.
Chinese Internal Arts were developed 1000’s of years ago specifically to teach us how to recognize and accept the inevitable challenges presented by the fundamental challenges of everyday life that may disrupt harmony, and teach us how to provide appropriate response. These Arts are taught with patience and spirit, varying degrees of depth are presented, dependent on your level of understanding and skill level.
– James Sumarac
BENEFITS OF CHINESE INTERNAL ARTS
Human beings have developed thousands of exceptional talents and abilities. With regular practice of Traditional Chinese Internal Kung Fu many may be learnt or enhanced to equip you with the skills and knowledge to live a more wholesome and fulfilling life:
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About Chen Pan Ling
Systems of Internal Arts taught are from CHEN PAN LING.
Read more about Chen Pan Ling at:
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Comments on Chen Pan Ling
“Until his death at 77 in 1967, Chen Pan Ling was without doubt more knowledgeable on the principles, rationale, and practice of Chinese Boxing than anyone else in the world.”
“Chen Pan Ling always treated me kindly and made time for people. I am thrilled to see his son Chen Yun Ching is following his footsteps”.- Words of Robert W.Smith, author and historian
“He certainly is doing his Father proud.”- Words on Grandmaster Chen Yun Ching by Dr Ann Carruthers New Orleans USA
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James Sumarac continues to study the roots and foundations of Goju Ryu Karate through seniors of White Crane, Master Tseng Jin Ying, with whom James maintains a close relationship.
Through Master Ohtsuka’s prompting, James also developed a passion for Chen style Tai Chi Chuan, has researched and trained extensively with Master Zhu Tian Cai at the Chen Village China (birthplace of Tai Chi).
James is also the adopted brother and direct student to Chen Yun Ching, son of Chen Pan Ling. Read more about Chen Pan Ling at: www.chenpanling.com