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Coypwrite 2008 Chinese Boxing Institute International
About Us
Chinese Boxing Institute International was founded in 1981 by Mr. Christopher G. Casey. After serving as Chief Liason Officer for the Koushu Federation Republic of China both in the United States and Europe for ten years, Mr. Casey, with an impressive Board of Advisers, began this organization with the goal to teach, research and preserve the Chinese Boxing Energy related arts. These arts are useful vehicles in the pursuit of truth related to realistic martial art.
The Board of Directors that Mr. Casey put together consisted of: Shen Mou Hui (Shaolin Temple Boxing, Hsing-i), Tao Ping Siang (Tai Chi Chuan, Water Style), Lo Man Kam (Yim Wing Chun). Other Teachers and advisers included Chang Dain Moar (Hoong Men Huei), Wang Shu Shen (Pakua, Hsing-i), Y. C. Tan (Tai Chi Chuan), P. C. Hsieh (Chin na), S.C. Tsi (Tai Chi Chuan), S.Y. Chen (Fukien White Crane), Liao Wu Chang (Monkey Boxing), and Takauki Kamura (Jeet Kune Do).
In December of 1986 Mr. Casey died and the CBII was then led by his senior student James Cravens. Mr. Manfred Steiner, Mr. Casey's other senior student continued to teach in Europe. Today, Detlef Zimmerman in Hannover, West Germany continues the CBII studies. James Cravens directs Chinese Boxing Institute International activities in the United States. The various curricululms of CBII are taught and in recent years Chen Tai Chi has been added to the curriculums due to Mr. Cravens studying with Chen Xiaowang.
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James Cravens and Rick Lupe completed their travels again to Hannover and Hamburg Germany September 17-29 teaching at the Chinese Boxing Institute International - European HDQ run by Detlef Zimmermann.
In Hannover topics included Pakua Chang, Hsing-i, Crown Eagle Chin na, and Push Hands training. In Hamburg, the topics revolved around the ten principles of Chinese Boxing. The principles are Rooting, Yielding, Changeability, Body State, Unitary motion, line and angle, centeredness, Projection, forward pressure, and Mind Hit. Click Here for Germany trip pictures.
James Cravens taught three sessions at Vanderbilt U. in Nashville hosted by the Kung Fu Club. Joe Rea Phillips is the CBII Instructor who leads the Vanderbilt group. Click above on pic to see a larger picture.
Mark Bayne hosted Mr. Cravens in Baltimore, Md September 5-7. Seminar sessions included Crown Eagle Chin na, Hsing, Pakua, and Chen Tai Chi as well as the Tai Chi weapons.
Click here for additional pictures.
Hamburg Group
Hannover Group
The Northern Alliance of CBII met in Canton, OH on Oct 17-18 to study Wuji and Laojia. Click to see pictures.
Chen Xiao Wang Seminar
South Florida hosted Chen Xiaowang October 8-12 for five days of seminars. Wednesday through Friday Master Chen Xiaowang taught us New Frame for the third year. We also studied two days of Laojia. Our sessions with Master Chen in Laojia go back about six years. As always Master Chen is a great pleasure to watch demonstrate and his posture corrections have always been a great highlight of his teaching.
Xinjia Group click on pic for larger image
Laojia Group Click on pic for larger image
Manfred Steiner
Manfred Steiner was one of the two senior students of Christopher Casey. Go to his page to learn more about his martial art pursuit and direction.
Jim Attias, a CBII student is a computer artist and does many illustrations paintings etc. on the computer. He prints these as well. To look at his work, he has sent me a tribute picture of Audie Murphy, the famous war hero and actor.
Seminar at Vanderbilt U.
