Kear Whitewolf - Canberra Instructor
“During my twenty years of exposure to Tai Chi, Qigong, biomechanics and exercise rehabilitation I can say without a doubt the health benefits of this system are eightfold that of the Tai Chi I used to practice”.
“When I came across the Shaolin Lohan Qigong system I had already set up one of the largest regional Tai Chi schools in Australia (Port Macquarie). Although I had gained significant insight into Tai Chi through teaching at my own school and training in a number of prominent Australian Tai Chi schools, I found myself a beginner when faced with the depth and knowledge held within the Shaolin Lohan Qigong system”.
Kear started training in Shaolin Lohan Qigong with Sifu John K. Saw (International Master) in 1999. In 2001, Kear was invited to train with Master Yong Fa Chen (Custodial Master). In 2007, Kear was invited to become a Wing Sing Tong member (inner chamber disciple). Between 1997 and 2003, Kear had set up the one of the largest Tai Chi schools in regional Australia (Port Macquarie). Kear was teaching over 100 trainees per week in 2003. Between 1987 and 1995 Kear trained in a number of prominent Australia Tai Chi schools before setting up his own school in Port Macquarie. Kear’s Port Macquarie school was set apart from the schools that he had trained at due to his excellent knowledge of biomechanics and rehabilitative exercise principles which he was able to apply to his student's Tai Chi training.
“I am one of the few people with permission to teach this extraordinary system. It is my pleasure to be part of the story of the continuing transmission of this significant cultural health resource”.
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