Jack Huang
Birthday:
January 11, 1969 in Tainan, Taiwan
Height:
170 cm
Starting martial arts training at age 5 in different styles of Kung Fu, then Judo, Karate, Tang Soo Do and boxing under several masters in his hometown (Tainan City, Taiwan), only for one single reason: to defend himself from the local bullies' attack.In 1982 he was the all Taiwan Teenage Nunchaku Champ.In 1983 he became the Taiwan Government ...
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Starting martial arts training at age 5 in different styles of Kung Fu, then Judo, Karate, Tang Soo Do and boxing under several masters in his hometown (Tainan City, Taiwan), only for one single reason: to defend himself from the local bullies' attack.In 1982 he was the all Taiwan Teenage Nunchaku Champ.In 1983 he became the Taiwan Government selected and trained martial artist for the US Presentation to the Ronald Reagan Government's event in Washington DC and other 13 states.In 1987, he won the World-Cup's "Middle Weight" title in sparring (Los Angeles Open) before graduating from Blair High School (Pasadena); classmate with Director John Singleton in couple math and English classes there.Later taught by Dan Lee (Bruce Lee's close disciple in JKD), Steven Chang (Yip Man/Lieon Shon's Wing Chun), Delon Tan (Tae Kwon Do), John Wong (Wu's Tai Chi), and Franco Lung (Yip Man/Wong Tsun-Leon's Wing Chun) in America. Show less «
Being too hard, be softer; being too soft, be harder. It is best for one to know the strength of being balanced.
Being too hard, be softer; being too soft, be harder. It is best for one to know the strength of being balanced.
A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not why ships are built.
A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not why ships are built.