Sampler and story of Philip Sahagun USA competing during the legendary 2006 K-STAR Chinese Global Martial Arts TV competition(Shenzhen TV) co-sponsored by the Shaolin Temple.
With an estimated 30...
Sampler and story of Philip Sahagun USA competing during the legendary 2006 K-STAR Chinese Global Martial Arts TV competition(Shenzhen TV) co-sponsored by the Shaolin Temple.
With an estimated 300 million viewers, K-STAR or Kungfu Zhi Xing is considered China's largest scale reality television program. 36 Martial Artists are selected from a previous 100,000 applicants hailing from six Chinese cities and Five International venues to enter a competition searching for the next martial arts action hero.
After being a finalist in the North American regional finals which included fighting, forms and talent, Philip Sahagun flew to China to enter the world final competition which would include temple seclusions and many live performances (2006 Shenzhen TV)
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I am Chinese and I am very impressed by your success. To be included in this martial art family as a foreigner is something extraodinary. I am even more impressed by your humble speech and that's the "Way" and the secret to success.Bravo!
Believe it or not the Bullwhip was self taught... My family has a strong martial arts background and they sent me to China to improve my skills... I spent about half a year in the Zhengzhou Shaolin Martial Arts Majoring Institute and never stopped working when I returned home, haha good fortune I guess
I wanted to try bullwhip, but it looks pretty dangerous. I mean for selftought. So, you came back home and countinued training without teacher? or who was your teacher in the us?
My wushu coaches have been many but not has influenced me more than Coach Wei Wei or Wei jin lin. by Self taught I was refering to the bullwhip. Not any of the other things
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