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  1. 11-17-2002, 09:56 AM #1
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    My Jhong Law Horn Kung Fu

    I was in Shreveport earlier this week visiting in-laws and as I'm wont to do I checked through the yellow pages for any and all MA schools in the area and found this. What is it, please?

    They had a website fathereetigerandcrane.com and it mentions its hung gar, but I've never heard of My Jhong Law Horn, is that the same as hung gar...?
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  2. 11-17-2002, 09:59 AM #2
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    Not the same.

    I would imagine that "My Jhong Law Horn" is the same as "Mizong Lo Han" or "Yan Qing Quan" or "Lost Track Style". Definitely not Hung Ga.

    This Neijiagong method features a completely different mentality and training from Hung Ga.
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    "My Jhong Law Horn
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    like 80 diff ways to say it...

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    -That is a quote from Losttrak in the "What styles?" Thread.
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  4. 11-17-2002, 12:11 PM #4
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    My Jhong Law horn is a northen style of kung fu, pretty similiar to northen shaolin long fist, but it is a bit more acrobatic and makes more use of mobility and footwork. Hung gar is a southern shaolin style of kung fu, so I doubt that there will be many similiarities between the two styles. Perhaps you may find this site useful www.leeswhiteleopardkungfu.com. Click on kung fu to learn more about this style. I hope this helps. Peace.
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    Shreveport School

    http://www.leeskungfu.com/ This is the website for Sifu Guerin's school in Shreveport. In addition to the My Jhong Law Horn, he also teaches Fu Bagua and Wu Tai Chi. He's a very good instructor, he is very skilled at all 3 martial arts that he teaches there. Having seen his forms and having him push me around like nothing in push hands, I'd highly recommend him.
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  6. 11-17-2002, 10:26 PM #6
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    Not the same style as myjong lohan. Hung is totally different.

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