DAOI Talks (24): Wing Chun, Xing Yi and Growing Up in Hong Kong w/ Jeran Cho

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Jeran Cho began training at the age of 6 in Taekwondo before deciding to train seriously in Chinese martial arts. Starting with Wing Chun and Yang style Tai Chi, he continued his studies with Liang Yi Quan and Shaolin Kung Fu. Eventually, Jeran moved to Montreal where he studied Xing Yi and Ba Gua with Master Yang Hai, eventually becoming his first formal disciple. Today, Jeran resides in Hong Kong, using his knowledge as a sports and orthopedic physical therapist to make traditional ideas more accessible to the general public. Jeran is also the newest member of the DAOI team, and is the our Asia Correspondent and Community Outreach Representative.

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