Bak Mei is Shaolin–based,
derived by the greatest Shaolin Grandmaster of all time –
Bak Mei. It is the most dynamic, direct and comprehensive practical
combat style of martial arts ever devised. Every technique or
movement with weapons or freehand is calculated to overwhelm
and destroy the enemy.
It differs from other styles by its total lack of frills
and complete mastery of the body mechanism and energy system.
Its pole patterns are considered the most advanced in Chinese
Kung Fu.
Bak Mei amongst all great masters in Chinese history, has
a special place as the ultimate warrior defeating some of
the greatest masters of Chinese kung fu in his lifetime.
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His interpretation and refinement
of the highest philosophies, concepts, principles and techniques
of Shaolin kung fu are reflected in the majesty of his unarmed
open-handed hand forms and classical weapons. Advanced Bak Mei
hand patterns (18 Immortal Hands and Mighty Tiger Emerging From
The Forest) are accepted as the benchmarks of perfection in
respect of Chinese kung fu skills training. The legendary Left-Handed
Fisherman Pole is considered the high point of pole training
for which all masters of pole training aspire to.
No one in the history of Chinese martial arts has compared
himself to Bak Mei for he has remained etched in the hearts
and minds of all kung fu masters as the ultimate warrior and
his techniques and philosophies for combat are the most advanced.
So advanced was Bak Mei’s knowledge of Qi Gong he was
able to reduce his Qi points to one and move it throughout
his body, making it impossible for his enemies to defeat him.
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