Using the WT punch in Shaolin

[White Warlock]

On another note, Shaolin is a generic term really. When you are talking Shaolin, what system are you referring to?

A Northern Shaolin style. It's white dragon fist.

Hmm... actually that one is mostly a southern style, with a strong northern kenpo influence, and an even stronger Japanese/Okinawan martial arts influence. I had to do a little research, but it was an interesting read. A hybrid system that was developed by grandmaster Daniel Pai, in Hawaii, who was an extraordinary practitioner in his own right. Seems his system also influenced the development of kajukenbo.

/tangent off

[dippedappe]

On another note, Shaolin is a generic term really. When you are talking Shaolin, what system are you referring to?

A Northern Shaolin style. It's white dragon fist.

Hmm... actually that one is mostly a southern style, with a strong northern kenpo influence, and an even stronger Japanese/Okinawan martial arts influence. I had to do a little research, but it was an interesting read. A hybrid system that was developed by grandmaster Daniel Pai, in Hawaii, who was an extraordinary practitioner in his own right. Seems his system also influenced the development of kajukenbo.

/tangent off

...Perhaps it's not White Dragon Fist anyway...I don't know. Maybe, maybe not. It's called Long Quan Pai. The legend is about a white dragon.

It's not a very wellknown style.

[ovine king]

just so you know, i have never heard of it before you mentioned it.

[dippedappe]

just so you know, i have never heard of it before you mentioned it.

Yeah I know. Nobody here knows about it. Infact I have only found two sites about this style and thats Danish sites, both with the same Shifu... I have had a feeling that the style was a fraught for a long time, but I don't see how this style can be fake considering all the classic technigues it has. All the forms and such.