Born in 1972.
Did not have any contact with martial arts until the age of 30, if you don’t count the numerous books about qi gong and karate. I would open them and would say -Wow! Cool! I also want to do this! – then would put them away for an indefinite amount of time. Once I even attended the Tzusemon karate training, but that didn’t spur enough enthusiasm not in me, nor in the instructor.
But during another time, I came across a school of traditional martial arts what is today known as Golden Dragon. I don’t think I can really tell you what I heard there at first or what I saw – it remains a mystery even for me. But I didn’t attend just the first or the second or the tenth training, I started regularly going and practicing martial arts.
Today, I am the instructor of the main group of internal family of kung fu, a mini- group of the internal family, and also I do one to one individual training.
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