Discussion

This is the last I will send, their next letter said San Soo was Jimmy’s creation and no one else used it, so now I am a real bad Guy. I don’t really care what anyone thinks, we have done the best we can by finding the truths of our Art. Don’t deny our future students the real facts so they can pass them to their students. As a young student I felt something was

I need your help! We have a good start but our group is small compared to the thousands of San Soo students around the world who practice a very watered down version and most is not geared to help them in real combat. Much has been lost or never passed on and that is a shame. The family and hardliners who want to believe Jimmy’s First Generation marketing ploys want to hold on to the

Blast From the past San Soo Journal Volume 3: Issue 3 Spring 1997 Improving The Flow In San Soo Forms By Master Ron Gatewood When Jimmy introduced us to forms it was done in stages. The first forms we learned were not smooth-flowing Kung Fu Forms. They looked like hard-style Karate Forms. very rigid and power oriented. I have films of the “old-timers” doing these forms and if I did not tell you Jimmy taught

Hi, Ron asked me to make it easier for people to find the DVD’s and Books to purchase them. Our website is www.sansoojournal.com You go there and go to the DVD and Books Tab and there are drop down menus for the DVD’s. You click on the downarrow next to the appropriate dropdown box and you will see the DVDs. Just add them to your shopping cart and you’re on your way! Barbara San Soo

Where is Leon Kik, No one heard of him in Jimmy’s village, his Chinese Kung Fu school, his relatives, his Cousin (the son of the man who taught Jimmy), you can believe this story if you want but he did not exist. Amar did the research in China and I directed him from here and there is not much we don’t know. It is not even a 5 family Art, it originated as Choy Li