Magazine Articles
Featuring Glenn C. Wilson
Below you will find many articles written
by Grandmaster Glenn C. Wilson or about Grandmaster Wilson and his art of Pai
Lum.
These articles are scanned at very high resolution. It will
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Kung Fu Magazine (Switzerland)
View the Article from the August
2004 edition of Kung
Fu. Even if you don't speak German, there are some terrific photographs in this article featuring Grandmaster Glenn C. Wilson and his student Sifu Andy Kunz. |
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Budo Magazine: July 2004 - Featured Article Budo International Magazine is the World's number one self-defense and martial arts magazine. Budo is published on 3 continents, in 38 countries and in 7 languages. In July 2004's feature article, Budo explores Pai Lum Tao with details about the late Great Grandmaster Daniel Kane Pai, Grandmaster Glenn C. Wilson and Sifu Andy Kunz, action star and the European representative for Pai Lum Tao. |
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Discover Pai Lum's Dynamic Dragon
This article by Glenn C. Wilson explores the Power and Versatility of the White Dragon (Pai Lung). |
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Chieh Chuan Tie: Shaolin Cutting Punches and Kicks This Article, written by (at the time) Sigung Glenn C. Wilson, was first published in September of 1988.
Learn about the devastating cutting
techniques used within the Pai Lum Tao System. |
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A Vintage Piece of Pai This Article was written from interviews with Great Grandmaster Daniel Kane Pai and Master Glenn C. Wilson. It was published just a few months before Doctor Pai passed away.
Learn about the rich history of Pai
Lum Tao and how Daniel Kane Pai brought it to the Mainland.
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Shogun Magazine
This article was written in German
by Grandmaster Wilson's student Andy Kunz. Shogun magazine is one of the
fastest growing martial arts magazine in Europe. Sifu Andy Kunz is a popular action star on
the other side of the Atlantic. |
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Martial Arts Combat Sports Click here to view the November 2000 article on Kenpo's Lethal Legs. Bok Leen Pai's Kenpo leg strikes are unyielding in their execution. They are deceiving, distracting, irritating, confusing, invisible and nearly always lethal. |
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Pai Lum's Brutal Takedowns Click here to view the January 1995 article from Inside Kung Fu. For those unfortunate people who choose to stand toe to toe with a “White Dragon”, the confrontation will be decided at the hands and feet of the Pai Lum practitioner Instructed in the utilization of brutal takedowns. |
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Ancient Tools of the Pai Lum Warrior Click here to view the June 1998 article from Inside Kung Fu. From China, to Singapore, to Hawaii and on to the Mainland U.S., Pai Lum Tao is second to none in it's reverence for ancient Chinese weapons. |
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Pai Lum's Tiger Click here to view the July 1997 article from Inside Kung Fu. Few styles can compare to Pai Lum's Tiger in terms of balance, endurance, patience, strength, power, pin-point targetry, cunningness, and focus. |
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Glenn Wilson's Magic Kingdom This article first appeared in the November 1993 issue of Master's of Kung Fu magazine. Learn a bit about the history Pai Lum Tao and Gong Yuen Chuan Kung Fu and it's Grandmaster: Glenn C. Wilson. |
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| The Short Wings of Pai Lum This March 1990 article from Inside Kung Fu provides a great overview of this powerful technique. |
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The Kwan Dao Learn the History and application of the weapon invented by the Legendary General Kwan in the July 1993 article from Inside Kung Fu. |
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| Pai Lum Tao's Ghost
Techniques This May 2001 article from Inside Kung Fu explores Pai Lum Tao's amazing Ghost Techniques. Your opponent won't know what hit them when you're using the elusive, cunning, and devastating movements of the Ghost. |
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Pai Lum Tao's
White Crane This article from the July of 2001 edition of Inside Kung Fu delves into Pai Lum Tao's White Crane. Learn more of the White Crane's speed, agility, balance and graceful, yet deadly strikes.
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