Professor, trainer and competitor, Master Florin Szondi has dedicated his life to practicing, teaching and promoting traditional and contemporary Chinese martial arts, especially Taijiquan, while taking the art to further heights. His teaching methods and values convey and support the message that martial arts are one of the most valuable ways of physical, moral and social education. Master Szondi gives without reservation his vast experience to all open and eager to learn. He inspires and instills confidence, power, sensibility, creativity, professionalism and passion.

Currently, he teaches and holds seminars in his institute, Szondi Martial Arts and Fitness Institute, Hollywood, FL.

Trained in Beijing, Siu-Fong Evans (Chinese: ???) has earned wide acclaim and admiration for her elegance and accuracy in Taijiquan. She has won over 50 gold medals throughout China and the U.S.A. She has earned both Athlete of the Year (2000) and Coach of the Year (2001) in the USA Wushu Kungfu Federation Hall of Fame. Siu-Fong Evans is also a professor of Chinese, a published writer in Chinese, and the author of the Chinese textbook Chinese I - Easy to Learn. Numerous Chinese and English articles have been written about her talent and hard work.

Master Benson Lee is one of the senior students of Grandmaster Leung Shum. He was a consistent tournament champion and was rated within the top ten forms competitors in the country by various martial arts magazines. Master Benson Lee was instrumental in helping to popularize the Eagle Claw style in the United States through his many tournament wins. Master Lee was also featured in many articles on Eagle Claw for Inside Kung Fu Magazine.

Dr. Weng was an assistant to the late Grand Master of Shuai-chiao, Chang Tung-sheng, at Central Police University in Taiwan in the 1970's. He was the founding Chairman of the Shuai-chiao Committee in the Kuoshu Association of Taiwan. He later founded the Pan-American Shuai-chiao Federation and invented Cardio Tai-chi in 2000. Dr. Weng was certified as the first International Wushu Judge in USA by IWUF and served as an arbitrator at the 2nd World Wushu Championships in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1993. He is currently the founding President of the World Cardio Tai-chi Association, and is the Dean of College of Tai Chi at University of East-West Medicine, which offers the first Master of Tai Chi Degree Program (www.uewm.edu) in the world.
His works on Tai-chi and Shuai-chiao can be accessed from www.tai-chimonkey.com.

Master Kenny Perez has been training in Wushu/ Kung fu for 36yrs. He is a student of Sifu Douglas Wong for 5 Animals Shaolin and Sifu Augustine Fong for Wing Chun. He currently is a student and U.S. Representative of Master Coach Wu Bin of Beijing and holds 6th level Master degree from Master Wu Bin. In 1980 Master Perez was the first non-Asian to train in Beijing with the Beijing Wushu team. As a stuntman he has performed in jobs from Berlin to Beijing and worked in movies with Jet Li and his classmate Donnie Yen as well as with famous director Yuen Wo Ping. A member of the U.S. Wushu team in '82-'84 and '88, he has won over 200 awards during his career. A certified Wushu judge, Master Perez has judged at almost every major Wushu event in the U.S. In 1984 Master Perez introduced the first contemporary Wushu training video series in the U.S. Currently he has performed as the character Loki in the soon to be released video game Too Human.

Master Alex Kwok started training in Mizong Luohan at the South China Athletic Association in Hong Kong at the age of 10, eventually becoming an assistant instructor in 1967. He is a student of Master T.Y. Liu and W.L. Shien, and he teaches the Mizong Luohan style as well as the curriculum of the Jing Wu Association. Master Kwok was the first to teach Mizong Luohan in Canada upon moving to Vancouver in 1969.

Shortly after, Master Kwok competed in the tournament circuit, winning top honors in forms and fighting. In 1974, in the British Columbia (Canada) Open Karate Championship, he won first place in Black Belt Weapons and Black Belt Fighting, and he then won the Black Belt Grand Championship. That same year he was the Black Belt Weapons Champion at the Long Beach International Karate Championship, which at that time was the world's largest martial arts tournament. He was ranked number one in North America Top 10 Forms Competitors for all Oriental Martial Arts. Master Alex Kwok is certified as a Taolu and San Shou Judge by the IWF (International Wushu Federation) and has fulfilled the duties of head judge in many of the IWF official events.

A 20th generation Chenjiagou Taijiquan practitioner, Master Kam Lee who is also an Acupuncture Physician has been training Chinese martial arts for 35 years since 1973. He is currently a disciple of 19th generation Grandmaster Zhu Tiancai (one of the 4 Gems of Chenjiagou Taijiquan) and an indoor student of Grandmaster Chen Xiao Wang.

In 2007, Kam Lee captured two gold medals at the 4th International Jiaozuo Taijiquan tournament in Henan China finishing in 1st place for the traditional Chen Style Taijiquan Hand form and Straightsword routines while representing the United States Wushu Kung Fu Federation.

A veteran Chief Judge for more than ten years, Kam has performed in numerous Master’s demonstrations in the United States and abroad. His open, friendly, and practical instructions has produced many top gold medalists and has helped many students achieved a high level of understanding and performance in their martial art skills and personal wellness.

Currently, Kam Lee runs two martial arts schools and acupuncture clinics in Jacksonville and Orange Park, Florida. He is also President of the United States International Tiancai Chenjiagou Taijiquan Federation. (Please visit www.taijikungfu.us for more information)