My Jhong Law Horn / Mi Zong Luo Han

[CrushingFist]

http://www.answers.com/topic/my-jhong-law-horn

http://www.answers.com/topic/huo-yuanjia

http://www.chinwoo.org/history.htm

After seeing the movie that hasnt come out in the USA yet "Fearless" with Jet Li. I was struct by how deep the movie is. It's just not about fighting but its based on a true story. Huo fist.

I am just trying to research more this style and I would love to learn it too. I've posted some links about it.

Hope some of you share the same interest and look forward to hearing your opinions

Thanks and Enjoy Mi Zong Luo Han

 

[eyebeams]

I've been practicing it for about three years. Whaddaya wanna know?

 

[CrushingFist]

I've been practicing it for about three years. Whaddaya wanna know?

How is it ?
It's only available in like California right

 

[eyebeams]

No. The main North American line of the style is in Canada. See:

http://www.brandonkungfu.com/lin.htm

It seems to be less common in the US.

 

[CrushingFist]

No. The main North American line of the style is in Canada. See:

http://www.brandonkungfu.com/lin.htm

It seems to be less common in the US.

oH yea it is very rare here at least in the NorthEastern.

I wonder why Huo YuanJia is not listed in the lineage

 

[eyebeams]

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Jhong_Law_Horn

Hou's branch is not the branch that lead to the majority of Mizongluohan schools in North America, though Jingwu influenced all of them.

 

[wowzer77]

I have been looking for video clips of this style all over the place and have found none, I searched yahoo video and youtube. Seems like its not used much.

 

[clfsean]

Look up Nick Scrima in Florida.

 

[CrushingFist]

Its very rare thats why

 

[sho'nuff]

i know im super late on this topic but the reason why huo is not apart of the mizong luo han lineage is because that is not the style he study. he studied only mizong/myzongyi not the fusion of the styles but just the one.

peace

 

[Ninebird8]

With respect, and Nick is an eagle claw brother from the Leung Shum group, but another great My jhong law horn teacher is Kwong Ming Lee, otherwise known as Johnny Lee in Dallas. You might be referring to Grandmaster Marr in Canada, his elder in the style. There is a close id between Ying Jow and My Jhong, given that most of the locking comes from the 108 locking techniques of Ying Jow. Nick, besides being a cousin of mine in Ying Jow and trying to really get CMA tournaments going all over the world, is also throwing a tourney with Johnny Lee in Dallas next March. Take a look at Grandmaster Lee's website at www.leeswhiteleopardkungfu.com (may be lee's or lees, do not remember).

I saw both Grandmaster Lee and Grandmaster Marr in Orlando and they will also be in Dallas in July for Jimmy Wong's tournament.

Hope this helps.

 

[Ninebird8]

By the way Grandmaster Lee and Grandmaster Marr are from Shanghai, not Hong Kong.