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DAISHIXINYI · 01-27-2008, 08:50 PM

Hi,

New here, my name is Jon Dyer, aka Jay_Bee on EF and a few other forums.

I been practising martial arts since I was 14 and I am now 31.

Regarding my m.a's background I have done Karate, Aikido, Jiu Jitsu, Ninjitsu, Muay Thai, Ninjitsu and a little of Kempo.

I started out training in CMA doing some Wu Shu and Bei Shaolin with a student of master Shi Mei Lin, in Wellington, New Zealand, before meeting Dr Stephen Yan, which I trained under for around 13 years. In that time I learnt Bei Shaolin, some Cha Quan, Yin Xing Mi Zong Quan, Liu He Quan, Chin Na, Hebei Xing Yi Quan and also Xin Yi Liu He Quan, which I concentrated on the most. I was fortunate to get exposed to all major 3 styles, such as Mai Zhuangtu, Luoyang and until finally wanting to concentrate on Dai Shi Liu He Xin Yi Quan.

I been to China 3 times and have met a variety of masters, some great, some average and some not so good, but I made friends wherever I went and can say that the good all traditional styles do exist, if you look for them hard enough.

Enough rambling, if you want to ask me something, not that I profess much, I am after all a beginner, ask ahead.

Jon (aka Jay_Bee)

01-27-2008, 08:50 PM	#1 (permalink)
DAISHIXINYI Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 2	DAISHIXINYI (new member) Hi, New here, my name is Jon Dyer, aka Jay_Bee on EF and a few other forums. I been practising martial arts since I was 14 and I am now 31. Regarding my m.a's background I have done Karate, Aikido, Jiu Jitsu, Ninjitsu, Muay Thai, Ninjitsu and a little of Kempo. I started out training in CMA doing some Wu Shu and Bei Shaolin with a student of master Shi Mei Lin, in Wellington, New Zealand, before meeting Dr Stephen Yan, which I trained under for around 13 years. In that time I learnt Bei Shaolin, some Cha Quan, Yin Xing Mi Zong Quan, Liu He Quan, Chin Na, Hebei Xing Yi Quan and also Xin Yi Liu He Quan, which I concentrated on the most. I was fortunate to get exposed to all major 3 styles, such as Mai Zhuangtu, Luoyang and until finally wanting to concentrate on Dai Shi Liu He Xin Yi Quan. I been to China 3 times and have met a variety of masters, some great, some average and some not so good, but I made friends wherever I went and can say that the good all traditional styles do exist, if you look for them hard enough. Enough rambling, if you want to ask me something, not that I profess much, I am after all a beginner, ask ahead. Jon (aka Jay_Bee)