To honor the late Grand Master Min Pai and carry on the Ultimate style that he created.
Budongchan Li 2010 - Present, a system created by Jason and Ian based on all of the basic teachings of Grand Master Pai. This system incorporates Master Pai's teachings as well as the knowledge and experience of Jason's various martial arts backgrounds. We take the time to go through each of the forms and break them down to understand what works in certain situations. As we continue to evolve we developed counters and adapt to other styles and show you how to defend and attack. This is a proven fighting system and is based on realistic street situations. We strive on perfecting our Budongchan Li System as it is continuously evolving.
It is amazing to see how the style over four decades transformed, or as he would probably say like the Chrysalis.
From 1995 - 2004, Grand Master Pai continued to evolve and modify his system until his passing in 2004. Grand Master Pai's legacy continues to live on, leaving an incredible affect on all of those he and his students have touched.
Nabi Su, a discipline evolving out of Yun Mu Kwan was created by Grand Master Pai in 1987, when he created his signature form, Nabi Su. In 1995, Grand Master Pai discontinued his involvement with his school in NYC and continued to evolve his teachings at the Zen Monastery in Pound Ridge, NY.
Yun Mu Kwan, a discipline originally taught by Grand Master Pai, incorporates movements of Tai Chi Chuan, Kung Fu, Karate & Weapons of the Orient. The Yun Mu Kwan style is based on the forms and principles of five animals. Grandmaster Pai created his own unique interpretation of these Five Shaolin Animal Forms; Dragon, Crane, Snake, Tiger & Leopard.
