Nan-King Guoshu Institute Curriculum

[CrazyDan]

Anyone had any expierence with what they teach? Like the one described at http://www.beijingkungfu.com/Styles/Styles.html

Anyone know where I can get some more info on the Nan-King Guoshu Institute Curriculum other than that site?

Thanks.

[Stranger]

Dennis Rovere's sifu, Chang Hsiang-Wu, was an instructor there.

Tung Sheng Ch'ang and Huang Po-Nien were also instructors there.

These three adapted traditional Hsing-i into "Military Hsing-i".

I don't get mad.
I get stabby.

[rovere]

My teacher Col. Chang Hsiang Wu taught at the Central MILITARY (Army) Academy at Nanjing. To the best of my knowledge he did not teach at the Guo Shu Academy. he did however know many of the instructors there.

[SaekSan]

Pay close attention to "NorthernShaolin" replies... excellent info.

http://forum.kungfuonline.com/1/OpenTopic?a=tpc&s=126197291&f=238199028&m=4111924542#3121927542

[Stranger]

sorry, no disrespect intended. :o

I don't get mad.
I get stabby.

[RD'S Alias - 1A]

Since the link above goes to an old, non existant KFO page, does anyone today know what the Nanjing Kuo Shou's curriculum was?

[SPJ]

there were some manuals for trainee there.

however, more important were the interactions among the instructors.

such as pi gua incorporated some tong bei stepping methods and improved.

some new forms or compilation/summary of sword forms and staff forms.

these forms/compilations are still being taught in college kuoshu clubs in Taiwan.

and of course part of Wu Tan curriculum.

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[RD'S Alias - 1A]

Does anyone have a definitive curriculum list? or was it more like a university where you took courses in different things?

[TenTigers]

I believe Adam Hsu,George Xu, as well as Yang Jwing-Ming were all products of that school. Check their sites.

[SPJ]

http://www.wushu2008.cn/viewthread.php?tid=14492&extra=page%3D1

here is an article with a brief history and organization.

formed in 1928 and ended in 1948.

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