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Articles & Essays
The Hidden Meanings Behind The Flash
Talking Book
Radio interviews Stefan about his book Blind Zen
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No nonsense advice on what works in real
life.
The King, the Fool, and the Fox Reading and controlling non-verbal communication in the sparring ring
Do you know what you're really
learning?
Stefan's pics from the hall of fame ceremony
Balance and the Martial Arts
Learn the deadly combination
of strategy and attitude
Strategy for the Streets What would Sun Tzu do in a Street
fight?
Two Man Staff Drills from China
Spinning Staff Techniques
How to Do a Pole Vaulting Side Kick
Stefan Traces The
Origins of Kung Fu to Thailand's Mountain Tribes
Books
A Case Study of Sensory Enhancement for the Blind
and Vision Impaired
Workshops & Seminars
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Martial Arts Biography
He studied at both the I-Chun Mun and Hong Luck Kung Fu clubs in Toronto's Old Chinatown. It was through his fellow Chinese students and the time spend in Chinatown that Stefan became interested in Chinese culture.
Upon returning to Canada, Stefan began teaching Kung Fu at the Bolton Community Center where one of his first students was a blind woman. This experience led him to write Blind Zen, the first book ever written on teaching the blind martial arts and self defense. Verstappen continues to teach martial arts and is a regular contributor to Black Belt and Inside Kung Fu magazines. Verstappen published his first book, The Thirty-Six Strategies of Ancient China in '99. Watch videos of Stefan's Kung Fu teachers filmed in China here: Videos
97-2000 Head
Instructor, PenDragon School of the Martial Arts Training History 92-94 Tai Chi,
Master James Chen , Toronto You can e-mail Stefan with questions and comments to sverstappen@yahoo.com |