Lau Bun had a lasting impact on several SF CMA generations to be certain.
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Wing Woo Gar
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I put up three more short videos.
Flying Crane
Sr. Grandmaster
I met him briefly and chatted a number of years ago, probably more than 15 and could be close to 20, on the archery range in Golden Gate Park. It seems we have an interest in common. I doubt he would remember me, I can’t say that I know him.
Some time after that, I bought a used bow from the archery shop in the Outer Richmond neighborhood, near the archery range. Dino had traded that bow in for some other archery gear, it might have been a whole bunch of arrows. I remember he was talking about wanting to get a very specific type of Asian bow, but I don’t remember the specifics. It’s my favorite bow, a short little Grozer Hungarian recurve horse bow. I was told its draw weighs at 50 pounds, but my own weighing puts it somewhat higher, maybe 60.
Interesting crossing of paths.
Flying Crane
Sr. Grandmaster
I thought Chan Tai San is Lama Pai? Is there a CLF line through him as well?
Yep ... CTS was known for both and other things too boot. He learned from Chan Sai Mo as well as a "village" version of CLF at the Clear Cloud temple where he grew up.
Wing Woo Gar
Senior Master
Not an ordinary guy by any standard.
Especially today's version for certain
Ever try to get on a train in Beijing during Spring Festival? Now THAT is a fight.
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