Press / Links

• Annual Martial Arts Expositions
• Harvard Crimson: Lowell Hall Expo Highlights Eight Martial Arts
• 100 Things to Do Before You Graduate (see #44)
• Harvard Gazette: Master helps others harness 'chi' for health and healing
• Harvard Crimson: Tai Chi's Graceful Motions Help Students Relax
• Harvard Tai Chi Groups
• Lecture Given by Master Lee to the American Cancer Society
• Lecture Given by Master Lee at Princeton
• Lecture Given by Master Lee on "RSI and What We Can Do About It"
• Annual Conferences on Tai Chi and Health
• Harvard Crimson: Meeting Offers Healing Alternatives
• Harvard Crimson: The Other Side of Healing

Videos

Iron Palm (approx. 3 MB) Click here for a shorter, 60 KB version.	Hung Gar Spear Form (approx. 1.9 MB)
Chi Kung "Crane's Wings" (approx. 200 KB)	Tai Chi "Beginning to Cloud Hands" (approx. 950 KB)
Training Videos for HTCTC (Windows Media Files) 1. Windmills 2. Sweeps 3. Floaters 4. High Thigh Kicks 5. High Heel Kicks 6. Heart Thrust Kicks 7. Golden Rooster 8. Crane's Kick 9. Soft Punch 10. Double Soft Punches 11. Soft Hands 12. Waves 13. Tiger Descending the Mountains 14. Spear Form 15. Three-Section-Stick Form

Photos

Kung Fu, Spring Semester 2004

Kung Fu, Spring Semester 2004 Field Trip

Tai Chi, Spring Semester 2004

Kung Fu, Fall Semester 2003

Kung Fu, Spring Semester 2002

Kung Fu, Fall Semester 2001

Tai Chi

Lion Dance

Dr. William Hsu of Joslin Diabetes Center and Mike Curren of the Asian Diabetes Association discuss diabetes on October 11, 2002

Jackie Chan visits Harvard during Cultural Rhythms, February 2001

Annual Conference on Tai Chi and Health 1999

Annual Conference on Tai Chi and Health 1998

Martial Arts Expo 2000

Martial Arts Expo 1998

Martial Arts Expo 1994

August Moon Festival, Boston, 1996

International Cultural and Food Festival, Ritz Carlton, 1988

Masters and Grandmasters

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