USA Shaolin Temple

[balong]

sa new york naay shaolin temple. pero wa ko mo eskwela sa temple kay dili naho makaya. advanced kaajo ang ilang mga techniques. monks jud ang instructors. train lang ko sa usa ka dojo sa brooklyn. karong bakasyon mag picture taking ko together with my master para makita sa tanan ang ebidensya. nga dili ko basta basta mag gama gama ug estorya. my sifu[master] taught jet li. medyo mahal jud hinoon ang bayad sa private lessons. mao nga mentras tantong wala pa koy pictures aho na lang e post dinhi ang pictures sa shaolin temple

[balong]

[balong]

The USA Shaolin Temple was founded in 1994 by 34th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Monk, Shi Yan Ming. The Temple teaches Chan philosophy or Action Meditation, continuing the tradition as founded by Bodhidharma ( Putidamo ) in the year 527. The USA Shaolin Temple is located in New York City and has branches in Austria, Mexico, South Africa, Chile, Trinidad and Tobago and Argentina.

The USA Shaolin Temple teaches Chan Philosophy through the core Shaolin disciplines of martial arts or action meditation: Gongfu (Kung Fu) Taiji Quan (Tai Chi) and Qigong (Chi Kung).  Students of all backgrounds, religions, ages, and athletic ability can train at Temple. Students come to the USA Shaolin Temple from all around the world to learn and grow from traditional Shaolin training. "Heart to Heart" and "Mind to Mind" is the essence of Shaolin Chan Philosophy -- and this system of training spans the differences between language and culture as a direct form of growth and understanding. Students find many paths to get to the Temple; while some students seek to build better health and create a feeling of well-being, others may train for self-defense or flexibility, but there is a singular concept behind Shaolin training: martial arts and Chan Philosophy are one and the same.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqagZNrKSgs#ws

[balong]

Read the book "American Shaolin" by Matthew Polly. It's a great read, and a true story. The author quits college, and moves to China. Lives and trains with monks at the Shaolin Temple. There are numerous schools around the temple, most of which offer room/board/Kung Fu training for a fee. Alot of Wushu, and performance kung fu (flips, leaps through the air, etc). The author mentions how much he is paying to train there, but I can't remember exactly. It wasn't cheap. A lot of the monks actually make a living doing wushu shows to tourists now.

My stories are true even if it is exaggerated to catch the reader's attention.

[BolBuhol]

mga tinogloang ko sang amon.

[balong]

OK ka BolBuhol. keep on posting

[balong]

Shi De xiao, age 60, started training in kung fu from  6 years old, and in past 54 years he has never been absent from training for even one day.  Maayo pod siya mo gunit ug weapons like  spear, sword, staff, broadsword ..

[balong]

si rene econg balonglong tikongkong nag sugod ug training from 1 yr. old. apan tungod kay IDIOT man, hangtod karon wa gihapoy nahibaw-an, UNGGOY lang gihapon

[islander]

mga tinogloang ko sang amon.

mo-enrol unya ko nimong, bolbs.  graceful man imong alumni, haw haw de carabao.

[hubag bohol]

mo-enrol unya ko nimong, bolbs.  graceful man imong alumni, haw haw de carabao.

Graceful bitaw...