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Gordon
became
enamoured
by
Chinese
culture
in
the
early
60s
and
started
his
martial
arts
training
in
the
later
end
of
the
decade.
In
1972,
while
serving
in
the
Royal
Air
Force,
he
began
studying
the
ChanQuanShu
(CQS
-
Art
of
the
Meditating
Fist)
system,
which
he
still
practices
to
this
day.
CQS
incorporates
qigong and meditation along with a range of internal martial arts.
While
in
the
RAF,
Gordon
became
a
founder
member
and
General
Secretary
of
the
RAF
Martial
Arts
Federation,
a
post
he
held
until
he
retired
from
military
service in 1993.
He
started
his
regular
visits
to
China
in
the
90s
and,
after
meeting
Professor
Zhang
Guangde,
Gordon
started
training
with
him
at
the
Beijing
University
of
Physical Education (BUPE)—now rebranded as the Beijing Sports University.
The
training
given
at
BUPE
was
in
the
Daoyin
Yangsheng
Gong
(DYG)
system
and
in
1995
he
was
certified
as
a
Senior
Referee
(Judge)
by
the
DYG
Association
and
the
China
Wushu Society.
It
was
at
the
end
of
the
90s.
Gordon
went
through
the
Ru
Shi
Di
Zi
ceremony
at
BUPE
and
became a lineage holder of DYG.
In
the
early
2000s,
the
BUPE
urged
Gordon
to
go
to
Wudang
mountain
for
his
further development.
There
he
began
studying
with
Grandmaster
You
Xuande,
Daoist
priest
and
Head
of
the
Xuanwu
Pai
system
of
Wudang
Boxing.
He
was
adopted
into
the
clan
as
a
15th
generation
disciple
and
after
the
Baishi
ceremony
he
was
given
the
Wudang
name
of
You
Lisu
(not
to
be
confused
with
his
Beijing
name
of
Gao
Deng!).
Wudang
taijiquan,
baguazhang,
xingyiquan,
sword,
and
neigong
practices
have
very obvious Daoist influences.
Also,
during
the
90s,
he
had,
for
a
short
time,
been
with
the
Healing
Tao
system
of
Master
Mantak
Chia
and
had
been
one
of
the
directors
of
the
European Healing Tao Teachers Association.
Presently,
Gordon
is
a
member
of
the
Technical
Panel
of
the
Tai
Chi
&
Qigong
Union for Great Britain.
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Gordon
became
enamoured
by
Chinese
culture
in
the
early
60s
and
started
his
martial
arts
training
in
the
later
end
of
the
decade.
In
1972,
while
serving
in
the
Royal
Air
Force,
he
began
studying
the
ChanQuanShu
(CQS
-
Art
of
the
Meditating
Fist)
system
which
he
still
practices
to
this
day.
CQS
incorporates
qigong and meditation along with a range of internal martial arts.
While
in
the
RAF,
Gordon
became
a
founder
member
and
General
Secretary
of
the
RAF
Martial
Arts
Federation,
a
post
he
held
until
he
retired
from
military
service in 1993.
He
started
his
regular
visits
to
China
in
the
90s
and,
after
meeting
Professor
Zhang
Guangde
Gordon,
started
training
with
him
at
the
Beijing
University
of
Physical Education (BUPE)—now rebranded as the Beijing Sports University.
The
training
given
at
BUPE
was
in
the
Daoyin
Yangsheng
Gong
(DYG)
system
and
in
1995
he
was
certified
as
a
Senior
Referee
(Judge)
by
the
DYG
Association
and
the
China
Wushu Society.
It
was
at
the
end
of
the
90s.
Gordon
went
through
the
Ru
Shi
Di
Zi
ceremony
at
BUPE
and
became
a
lineage
holder of DYG.
In
the
early
2000s,
the
BUPE
urged
Gordon
to
go
to
Wudang mountain for his further development.
There
he
began
studying
with
Grandmaster
You
Xuande,
Daoist
priest
and
Head
of
the
Xuanwu
Pai
system
of
Wudang
Boxing.
He
was
adopted
me
the
clan
as
a
15th
generation
disciple
and
after
the
Baishi
ceremony
he
was
given
the
Wudang
name
of
You
Lisu
(not
to
be
confused
with
his
Beijing
name
of
Gao
Deng!).
Wudang
taijiquan,
baguazhang,
xingyiquan,
sword,
and
neigong
practices
have
very obvious Daoist influences.
Also,
during
the
90s,
he
had,
for
a
short
time,
been
with
the
Healing
Tao
system
of
Master
Mantak
Chia
and
had
been
one
of
the
directors
of
the
European Healing Tao Teachers Association.
Presently,
Gordon
is
a
member
of
the
Technical
Panel
of
the
Tai
Chi
&
Qigong
Union for Great Britain.
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