It lies about one degree of latitude (137 kilometres or 85 miles) north of the equator, off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, bordering the Strait of Malacca to the west, the Singapore Strait to the south, the South China Sea to the east, and the Straits of Johor to the north. Master Teo performing Ngei Gang （硬功） in 1984 to coil a metal bar around his body.Singapore ( / ˈ s ɪ ŋ( ɡ) ə p ɔːr/ ( listen)), officially the Republic of Singapore, is a sovereign island country and city-state in maritime Southeast Asia. Never failing to turn up during Sancheendo trainings to show his presence and to guide the newer generation. Today, at a age of over 70, Sifu Teo still worked hard and toiled for the development of Taizuquan and Sancheendo. Sifu Teo was awarded Ninth Dan in 2010 by the International Wuzuquan Federation in Quanzhou, China This is the reason behind Sancheendo's success in the competitive arena and also builds the core of Sancheendo's Self Defence capabilities. The school has five Sancheen forms in total and the Sancheen is known to build power, stamina and the ability to withstand blows. The main form that is always emphasized is the Samchian form or the Sancheen form that is the namesake of the School. Unlike many modern schools, techniques within forms is always taught and students always place a combative focus while practising forms.
This emphasis on traditional kuntao lies in his focus on traditional training methods, utilizing old school training methods such as the conditioning of the limbs and practising of the forms and techniques. He always tells his students that when it comes to Kuntao, it is serious and no longer fooling around like it is in the ring. Resulting in a a number of champions and medal holders from Sancheendo Martial Arts Institute.īesides the competitive stage, Teo also focus strongly on the traditional aspects of Taizuquan, which he refer to as kuntao.
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Sifu Teo's victories mark a trend amongst students of Sancheendo to be active and successful in Free Sparring Competition and Sanda matches.
In 1971 he represented Singapore again to fight in the Second Southeast Asia Free Sparring Tournament and was awarded Second in his weight class. In 1969 he represented Singapore in the First South East Asia Free Sparring Tournament and was awarded Middleweight Champion. He was noted for being active in the free sparring competition in the 70s and 80s. Following the tradition of Quek who fought in the ring against the Muay Thai Champion. Teo Choon Teck is the founder and current Chief Instructor of Sancheendo Martial Arts Institute. His most notable student is Teo Choon Teck, founder of Sancheendo Martial Arts Institute. He started 闽南国术馆 in Singapore to continue spreading Taizuquan. He fought and defeated a Muay Thai Champion in the ring and came back to Singapore with a purse of 20,000 baht.
He is most well known to be invited in the 1960s for a Chinese Thai tournament. During his life he travelled widely, living in Thailand, Malaysia and finally settling down in Singapore. When he moved to Xiamen in 1917 he was overjoyed when he was introduced to Weng Chao Xian and begun studying Taizuquan. At a tender age he is taught by his sifu that Taizuquan is one of the most effective and deadly martial arts. Quek Hiong Hor studied a number of martial arts, having started doing martial arts with a master from Shandong named Cao Fubiao （曹复彪） since he was nine years old.
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