Message: Greetings Kuntao Silat Players, I am interested in the distance program and am curious as to weather or not there are any other Kuntao players in the Michigan area ( I currently reside in Michigan). I have been studying martial arts for a little while now. First starting in Shaolin Long Fist, Chen tai chi, and now a indo-Chinese variation of Bagua. I am pursuing the Bagua system with the intent of eventually teaching the system and would love to have a complimentary system to teach alongside. I have a passion for martial arts and would love to at least start a conversation about my intent to see if this system would be a good fit and to get a brief introduction as to who Steve is and what he values out of students/ teaching.
Thanks for your time and consideration
-Tyler
This message came in from the Contact Us page ~ but I think the question is being directed to all KunTao Silat Practitioners, so I’ve created a Forum post where Tyler can get a broader range of opinions to his basic question, which I think is ~ Is KunTao Silat right for me?
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Who is Pak Steve?
Pak Steve is an honorable man. He lives up to his word. He lives in a world where his word is his bond. He’s a visionary. One of the first to take modern technology to give people who lived far from teachers a way to learn something about the art. He’s generous. He gives until it hurts, and frankly deserves way more than he gets. He’s a brilliant teacher. His codification of the things he learned makes what he teaches greater than the sum of it’s parts. That’s just a bit of my observations over the decades.
Is Kuntao Silat right for you? Brother, Malabar and American KunTao Silat is right for EVERYONE. You just have to be ready to receive what it offers.
— Mas Judt