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I like your site very much. Would you please tell me if there are any qualified instructors of the Wu (Hao) Style here in the Los Angeles area? If there is/are, who are they and what are their phone number/s? There is a school in Santa Monica run by a Daniel Yu Wang who claims to be a master of all major tai chi styles, including the Wu (Hao) system. Know of him? Thank you.
Terry Keller <terry_keller@altavista.com>
Pacific Palisades, CA USA - Monday, February 19, 2001 at 17:48:11 (PST) Roger Cotgreave <rogcot@yahoo.com>
USA - Thursday, September 21, 2000 at 21:11:05 (PDT)

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Nin Hao I am very gratefull for your page on Wu Style i very comprensive and it covers with detail some thigs of general interest for taiji chuan principiants, even professionals. I had a cuorse on wu style with lilly chang in mexico last week and chang style with sifu eliseo v. in morelia in the past yera. usually i work at the university of michoacan as teacher on mathematics and computation in college level. but one of the light interest is taiji chuan. i am workin now in a litte texto on basics of taichi chuan for my friens an the ocasssional students. My first works was in maijia but now i worken in neijia an chikung forms nera my medicine doctor acupuncturist Hector Nuñez F. with him weare working in theoritical and diagnostic via the use of trigrams of i jing. certanly your work in the web must be appreciate por all of us. thanks for the gate to the wu style of taiji chuan. my taiji name is xiao shi-li xie.. xie..
alberto navarete lopez <betofeliz@yahoo.com.mx>
morelia, mich. , mexico - Monday, September 18, 2000 at 14:35:43 (PDT)

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I've been interested in tai chi for over twenty years. I wish I could say that my skills reflect the time I've spent. I was never able to perform the Chen style, just not physically up to it. I have learned the Long Yang form from Yang Zhen Duo as well as the sword and sabre forms and have tried to copy the same forms in the Wu Chian Chuan style, but the subtlety of the Wu Hao form has intrigue me for some time.although I live very far from the west coast, I hope to some day spend some time studying with Master Liu. I was glad to see his web site so that I can follow some of the info about Wu style. I would be very interested in seeing Master Liu's book and video when they appear.
Kit Dorau <kit@together.net>
E. Charleston, VT USA - Saturday, August 26, 2000 at 13:51:30 (PDT)

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Please keep me updated via email on your activities. A small group of us still practice the Wu form in SF.
Maureen Chow Hicks <mchowh@juno.com>
SAN FRANCISCO, CA USA - Monday, August 07, 2000 at 10:36:36 (PDT)

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Wishing Master Liu a very happy Birthday from the UK. Best wishes and hope to visit soon. Regards to everyone
UGUR OSMAN <haotaichi@email.com>
London, England - Saturday, August 05, 2000 at 14:13:16 (PDT)

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How are you. Nice meet you. I have been study chen style. I love it tai-ji. So, I want to see you when i get there. good bye.
khan Han <sbhan@telnetinc.com>
Korea, USA - Sunday, July 23, 2000 at 11:17:21 (PDT)

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Just touching base with you. I hope you received the pinyin translations of the form, I sent a few weeks ago. If you didn't I will email them again. Also I am in the process of building a few web pages on different sites. Would you like me to link my sites to yours. If like, I could add pictures from your site, to help promote Master Liu - I would only do this with your permission. Also could you let Master Liu know that I have passed on his new address to my teacher-Master Sun Dafa. Sorry, it took a number of months, but he was in Shanghai, and I was not able to reach him until recently.
John Muir <jmuir@shoal.net>
Cambewarra, NSW USA - Sunday, July 23, 2000 at 02:05:53 (PDT)

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I visited your page and I loved it because Iwould like to learn this style .I know the Chen style and the yang style so it is missing to learn the Two Wu Style and the Sun style but of course It is still a dream , maybe one day I will go to visit you or buy a video just to begin.
Maria Lisete Mazarakis Regis <Mazarakis@bol.com.br>
Florianópolis, SC Brazil - Wednesday, July 05, 2000 at 08:07:14 (PDT)

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I practice Sun style tai chi.My instructor is Tim Cartmell of westminster,Ca.I've searched for many years to find a qualified instructor and Mr.Cartmell is indeed that.I,ve been his student for the past four years.
Roy Howard
Los Angeles, CA USA - Saturday, June 03, 2000 at 00:47:22 (PDT)

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Very informative
RAY PATTERSON <knapman.co@virgin.net>
USA - Thursday, May 18, 2000 at 09:50:15 (PDT)

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I am very interested in your video project for this style esp. weapons and or applications. I study Sun style and would like to learn more about the style from which Sun Lu Tang developed his style.
Christopher Jones <chrisj@stoneground.com>
Berkeley, CA USA - Tuesday, May 09, 2000 at 21:55:56 (PDT)

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I am not sure sifu Liu's Fai Jin is a reality. Could he kindly explain what is internal energy? How internal energy is being released from a human body? Can everybody achieve that, or only sifu Liu can. How much time will take a man to get this technique?? I'm strongely in belief that tai chi acts in a way of physics. It is a shame if we show people that tai chi is inexplicible. Zuzhijian in Guelph, Ontario, Canada
zuzhijian <zuzhijian@yahoo,com>
Canada - Thursday, April 20, 2000 at 18:28:02 (PDT)

[Ed. 1. Please see our FAQ. Most people with reasonable exposure to (true) tai chi will have witnessed fa jin as an integral part of this martial art. It takes a few years to master typically. 2. We're using the term "internal energy" as a loose translation of the Chinese 'jin', and by no means do we imply that there's anything mythical that's going on here. Common sense would suggest that all this follows the natural laws of physics. We're not aware of a detailed analysis of the intricate mechanisms (of the human body) that act together to achieve fa jin. This would be an interesting exercise for you physicists out there:-).]

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if you've a dist list on updates to your site, wld be great if you can keep me posted. thks/yen
chewyen_lim <chewyen_lim@hotmail.com>
singapore, si singapore - Tuesday, April 04, 2000 at 22:41:48 (PDT)

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Hi! I practice the 'Hao' style here in Stockholm, Sweden. I would be interested to know when Master Liu Jishun's book is due out - if a specified date has been set yet. I have found a video of Master Hao Shao Ru performing the 96 movement form, which I find immensely inspiring. It would be good to keep in touch with anyone who is interested in the Wu/Hao style since it isn't too well known in many parts of the world. I would also like to recommend Douglas Wile's incredible book: 'LOst tai chi classics', which supports the notion that the classics were based upon the Wu/Hao style. Best regards, Danilo Marrone Solbergsv. 51 16866 Bromma Sweden +46-8-284143
danilo marrone <danilo_marrone@hotmail.com>
Stockholm, Sweden - Thursday, March 23, 2000 at 06:46:46 (PST)