Volume Five
CHU GAR MANTIS
 
Grandmaster Cheng Wan

Sifu Dong Yat Long

Sifu Gene Chen

Sifu Um Si Kay

Sifu Yip Sui

CONCLUSION

In this Volume, you will discover more about the origins, history and practices of Chu Gar Praying Mantis.

I studied Chu Gar Mantis with Sifu Gene Chen, who was a disciple of Dong Yat Long, who was a disciple of Sun Chu Hing, who was a disciple of Lao Sui.  I did "make the ceremony" of offering tea to Chen Sifu and so became his disciple in Chu Gar Mantis, circa 1989.

I enjoy the soft and hard powers of Chu Gar.  On the following Cheng Wan pages, you will see performances of soft power, hard power, and soft and hard power in Chu Gar boxing.

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GRANDMASTER
CHENG WAN 
Join the Celebrations
Lao Sui's Passing
Cheng Wan Finds Chu Gar Wong Leng Learns 3 Step Chu Gar Succession
Cheng Wan's Curriculum Association Photos
Chu Gar Hands Pictorial Cheng Sifu, Herbalist

SIFU DONG YAT LONG
Chu Gar Basic Skills

SIFU EUGENE CHEN
First USA Chu Gar Teacher

SIFU UM SI KAY 
HK Police Train Chow Gar

GRANDMASTER YIP SUI
A Teacher to Ten Thousand

VOLUME ONE
Pingshan
Mantis Celebration

VOLUME TWO
China Mantis Reunion

VOLUME THREE
Iron Ox / Kwongsai Interviews

VOLUME FOUR
Chung Yel Chong /
On Som Dot's Trail

ADDENDUMS
Wong Yu Hua Interviews

Wong Yook Gong's
Training Creed

Kwongsai Dit Da Formula

CONCLUSION

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Volume Five
Chu Gar
Praying Mantis