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Singapore’s women’s duilian team of Tao Yijun, Tay Yu Juan and Emily Sin successfully defended their 2009 title with a score of 9.71, 0.01 point ahead of second-placed Brunei.

ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE By Lee Min Kok JAKARTA – Singapore captured their first SEA Games gold in wushu at the Senayan Indoor Tennis Stadium on Monday morning. The women’s duilian team of Tao Yijun, Tay Yu Juan and Emily Sin successfully defended their 2009 title with a score of 9.71, 0.01 point ahead of second-placed Brunei. The Philippines came in third with 9.68 points. The men’s duilian team of Fung Jin Jie, Jaryl Tay and Samuel Seah had to settle for a bronze.

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When Bruce Lee introduced his signature style of martial arts to the world, he did so in his own backyard.

“He never had more than twelve students at a time,” says Sifu Mark Stewart- founder of International Jeet Kune Do and pupil of Bruce Lee’s closest friend and protégé, Ted Wong. “It was, is and always will be very much a ‘backyard style.’” Considering that 38 years since his death, Bruce Lee remains one of the most iconic figures associated with martial arts, many people find this hard to comprehend.

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人心不足蛇吞象。。。

Recently I attended the memorial service of Late GM Chen Yu-he, I met with a senior. He was asking me how come I didn’t write about one incident that happened within the wushu community in SWDLF? I replied that I heard nothing.

Yesterday during the SLTET 44th anni, I met up with some more senior and I probe a little about it. I got a shocking news!

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Attended the SLTET Physical Association 44th Anniversary celebration. Met up many wushu seniors and friends. I even met Ram, who I didn’t meet for almost 4 or 5 years. Sometimes, it is such event that can pull people together and exchange small “gossips”… LoLx~!

I hear from one of my Sifu talking about the wushu history of TET. Although they are from Shaolin, they roots are not from Go-Can lineage, or what inner-circle friends call, Jit Ki Mue (一枝梅). A vast variant of wushu performance during their wushu display and especially their did do their TET’s wushu roots.

You can visit my FaceBook to see more of the photos…