Douwe Geluk

Well there is also a standing Sasquatch like Monkey Kungfu system that i practised many many years ago. Check link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI-GvPxK2f8

The Wu Wei Cup 2018 The Wu Wei Cup 2018 is a big Tai Chi Chuan and Pushing Hands competition in Germany, Europe. I myself Douwe Geluk and a few practitioners from Apeldoorn participated at this awesome tournament. We did different styles and forms, i made a little video about our participation. Click the link:

How Chuen Monkey Kungfu The Monkey system Chinese martial arts come in many different forms and systems. Currently i am only teaching Tai Chi Chuan in Apeldoorn the Netherlands. Form the 1980s until 1993 i practised a style that was called How Chuen Monkey Kung Fu from a teacher Fred Decramer. He said that we did a Monkey system of Kungfu from Southern China: How Chuen. Recently i decided to record some of the stuff i still know on a video for the SRMAA. If this Monkey system is actually legit i never knew for sure. It looked like some pencak or kuntao arts. The thing with this system is, is that it came from the Standing Tall Monkey or a Saquatch or.Bigfoot a.mythical creature. Check this video link and see me doing some techniques what do you.think it is? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vI-GvPxK2f8

Introduction! My name is Douwe Geluk from the Netherlands and i am new on this forum. I live in Apeldoorn in the Netherlands and i am a technical engineer. I also love good food, Salsa dancing, Yin Yoga and going out to party. I am an instructor in the Chinese martial arts: Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Qong, Southern Kungfu systems. I teach these arts in my school: Tai Chi Apeldoorn Bron van Geluk. Bron van Geluk means, Source of Happiness. Instructor Douwe Geluk at Tai Chi Apeldoorn in the Netherlands I was a student under Fred Decramer, Jos Reiinders, Max Tack, Aad Klinkenberg and several others. At this link you can see me doing some Tai Chi: