The WFMAF Technical Committee is the highest consensus body, is comprised of 5 to 9 members, and is responsible for developing and maintaining the overall standards, rules, and regulations of the federation. The Technical Committee is required to report regularly to the Executive Committee of WFMAF.
Master Liu Dingyi currently serves as the vice-director of the Technical Committee of the World Fighting Martial Arts Federation, a committee member of the Wushu Department at China Sports Science Institute, and a standing committee member of the Shanxi Province Sports Association. He served as a the chairman of the Sports and Arts Institute at…
Master Meijian Gao began learning various Chinese martial arts from 1970 to 1978. From 1978 to 1982, he attended the famous Beijing Sports University. In 1979 he was selected to be among the very few in China to be taught and to compete in the full-contact fighting sport of Sanshou. Master Gao became the All-China…
Grandmaster Sam F.S. Chin is the co-founder of the art, and the current gate keeper of the system. He is the founder and President of Chin Family I Liq Chuan Association, as well as the creator of I Liq Chuan Grading System. Grandmaster Sam Chin trained martial arts since childhood by his father – the…
Grandmaster Crayton is the founder and master instructor of Crayton’s Martial Arts, in Chinese called “Long Hu Pai” (Dragon Tiger Association), and the kung fu system, “Huan Shou” (Changing Hands Style). Crayton is referred to by the title “ZongShi” (Grandmaster/founder) and holds high ranks in other styles as well. Born and raised in Harlem, George…
Grandmaster Xia Bohua is a 9th Duan holder of the Chinese Wushu Association, and he currently serves as the Vice-President of the Executive Committee of the World Fighting Martial Arts Federation, Deputy Chairman of the Traditional Wushu Committee of the Chinese Wushu Association, a leading expert of the Expert Committee of the Chinese Wushu Academy, one of the…