Salute to Lao Sifu Jimmy H. Woo!
and his family fighting art that he has shared with those of us that have been privaleged enough to get to learn it  in his lineage.

Jimmy Woo was and always will be remembered as one of the greatest masters of real non artistic combat disciplines of all time!

THANK YOU
GRAND MASTER "WOO"💯💯💯☯️

Man this is Gold.

Thanks for sharing this Master Paul. It's been awhile since I've seen this. It's always good to videos of Jimmy.

I studied San Soo with Frank Woolsey for three years in the mid 70's. I attended several demonstrations by Jimmy. Great art.

Mr. Jimmy H. Woo was a great teacher in so many ways about life. He was a true Warrior. I had the great honor to meet for the first time Mr. Woo in 1975 to attend a class at his El Monte studio for upper belts on a Saturday afternoon. Mr Woo was very welcoming to me and Ernie Armstrong, two guys who worked as managers for Mr. Frank Woolsey Kung-fu studios. And he did not demote our black belt ranking.

Wow!!! 50 years ago now.

Amazing

I met Jimmy Woo in the 70s in his El Monte school.He was a very nice man.Dont be fooled by his friendly demeanor. He could kick some ass when he had to.He came up hard growing up in China.He came to the USA with only the shirt on his back and built an empire in the martial arts.

Not sure about the year (music alone screams eighties) but, very cool to watch

Jimmy was the real deal.

I trained 2 years in the city of Orange called kung fu san soo.

Thank you, have always longed to study this form of Kung Fu.

I barely became a yellow belt for training for 2 years 4 days a week

Gracias  Maestro!

Big ups to Jimmy and the lineage from Guanyin temple.

As a lifelong martial artists the one thing I’ve learned for sure is not to believe any of the legends about the origins of a martial arts. Especially the ones about a 5th generation student or learning from some unknown Asian guy they met somewhere!

I live in China and they practice moves so much faster why is application practice so slow

Telegraphing every move. I've learned to strike where the hand was - not retracting it a foot first.😊