-
Instructors of Seven Star Praying Mantis
Kung Fu (June 26, 2010)
- An
Informal
Discussion
about Helping
Traditional Arts (September
14, 2008)
- Jing
Wu Men - Saying Farewell !
(August 15, 2006)
- Gold
medals for
everyone: "Lee Kam Wing makes use of China's kung fu tourism" (March
27, 2005)
- Lee Kam Wing: "Selling
Tradition" (December 15, 2004)
- Master
Yamel
Torres
visit Master Kai
Uwe Pel at Shanghai Long Wu Center
(July 9,
2004)
Assistant
Instructors
(Shanghai):
Cameron Hirst
Cameron Hirst was born in Auckland, New Zealand. His involvement in
sport began early, training gymnastics from age 5, and was Auckland
champion at 10, as well as national teams champion.
He started his martial arts training while in high school, studying
judo for a short time with the school Japanese teacher, but didn't
begin traditional Chinese martial arts study until university, when he
began training in the New Zealand school of Sir Ge Dorr Kung Fu.
In 2003, after graduating from University with a double major in Sport
Science and Psychology, he moved to Shanghai, China. Shortly after he
met Master Kai Uwe Pel and began studying in Seven Star Praying Mantis
Kung Fu. Cameron also has some experience in Chinese Sanda, and is the
Auckland 80kg champion (Auckland 2009). He is still currently living in
Shanghai and training under Master Kai Uwe Pel.
Nathan A. Wright
Originally from Calgary, Canada, Nathan has lived in Shanghai for the
past thirteen years working in the financial services sector and
studying Seven Star Praying Mantis under Master Pel since 2003.
He is a graduate from the Haskayne School of Business at the University
of Calgary, is fluent in Mandarin, and currently resides in Shanghai
with his family. Nathan continues his training under the tutelage of
Master Pel.
