Shi Su Heng School of Shaolin Martial Arts
The Shi Su Heng School of Shaolin Martial arts is named for our grandmaster, Sigung Li, Woa Chen. Sifu Bryan Meadows or his Chinese name given to him by his sifu, Sifu Li, Li Chen runs it. The school teaches a numbers of various systems unlike other schools that are base upon one system. It is a traditional taught school. The Shi Su Heng School of Shaolin Martial Arts has over 100 levels but only 30 of these levels are taught at our martial school. In these levels you will learn philosophy, Chinese speaking, and a host of fighting techniques and combat tactics. Our school teaches discipline, knowledge of life, other cultures and spiritual insight, it teaches discipline of the mind, body and spirit. Also in these levels you will have to master certain forms, forms are a set of techniques put together by the founder to make you understand the movements of that style or system. We teach weapon offense and defense. Our martial school is taught strictly which will also help the students in other areas.
Sigung
Our Sigung was born in 1934; he started he studies under his father, the famed Shaolin Master Li Fei Lin, at the age of three. He went on to enter the famed Shaolin Temple and became a Shaolin Monk at the age of 8. By his early teens he was defeating other grandmasters and was awarded one of the top prizes in Shaolin Temple, The WuLoong or martial dragon award. He went on to become the head master in the secret shaolin hall known as Chai, which means to eliminate. He came to America in around 1987-1989. In 1989 he was introduced to his first American student, Bryan Meadows, who would go on to be his first American disciple and most decorated student.
Sifu
Sifu Shi Heng Yi was born August 20, 1986, the year of the fire tiger. Since the age of three he has dedicated his life to sharing the wonderous reality of Shaolin to the world. Heng Yi was born in Atlanta, Georgia. After falling ill after birth, he was taken to have surgery. After recovering and being stable for three years his father took him to start martial arts training. He took a affinity to the system of Shaolin and became a disciple at the age of eight. Since then he has master several Shaolin methods, such as: hand-to-hand combat, hand-to-weapon, and even weapon-to-weapon, in many different Shaolin systems. Shi Heng Yi has won numerous national and international tournaments.
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