This will be in 2 parts.
Part 1, I got to find the style. After that, I can begin part 2.
Part 2, seek more information on the martial art to further expand her knowledge of it.
And yes it is in Dallas/Fort Worth. But her school is in Carrolton or something like that.
PHILBERT
It must be Pentjak Silat.
Oh wait, that’s not a… 
Perhaps…
Perhaps this friend of yours should find out more information about the style on her own?
That to me is part of the learning process in traditional systems… It may be a little “old school” but whenever I have a question, I … brace yourself for this really unorthodox behavior…
Ask my sifu…
seriously.
Im playing, I am not being a dink. But these are things she should be doing. I agree too with whoever said it before, I wouldnt be taking classes if I didnt know what they were.
Teacher
Ask her who her teacher is, maybe someone can find out what style it is from that. Like Lost D said, the two biggest KF schools around here are Jimmy Wong’s and Johnny Lee’s, but there are tons of other ones.
In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about
life. IT GOES ON.
Ving tsun
Kung Lek said “-Ving Tsun (Leung Ting distillation of shaolin kung fu)”
I think you might be getting your v’s and your w’s mixed up mate - either that or my instructor’s being lying to me about his lineage.
:eek:
I am her teacher and it is IRON *****
Unfortunately, that course listing on the college web site only lists a self-defense course, uniform required.
Ok, I just got his name. It is George Giatrakis. Anyone ever hear of him?
Edit:
Ok, she just found out (it was on a paper she had). It is Shaolin Kung Fu and his school is named Chinese Martial Arts Institute. Thats all I can add.
PHILBERT
I’ve heard of it
I visited that school a long time ago…probably 6 years or so. The teacher was nice, they didn’t list whether it was northern or southern Shaolin, just shaolin. My email’s in my profile if you want to know more about it.
In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about
life. IT GOES ON.