Head Instructor Sifu Jason Wong
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- 2004 1st World Traditional Wushu Tournament, Zhengzhou China - Gold Medal Winner
- 1996 Outstanding Instructor of the Year by IMAMS
- 1994 Return of the Dragon Martial Arts Championships Grand Champion
- 1993 Wushu Championships Forms Grand Champion
- 1993 Eagle Claw Martial Arts Championships Grand Champion
- 1992 Full-Force Full-Contact Fighting Grand Champion
- 1991 Two-time Fresno International Karate Championship Grand Champion
- 1991 International Martial Arts Competitor's Federation Push Hands Belt Winner
- 1991 AAU All-American Grand Champion
- 1990 All-Star California State Gold Cup Grand Champion
Sifu Jason J. Wong son of Federation President Doc-Fai Wong is currently the head instructor of the Doc-Fai Wong Martial Arts Center in San Francisco - the headquarters of The Plum Blossom International Federation. He started his training under his father at the age of four and has since been the subject of many Articles in various martial arts magazines such as Inside Kung-Fu, Black Belt, Martial Arts Masters, El Budoka (a Spanish Publication) and many other foreign magazines as well.
He is well-known and respected across the country for his impressive
performances and as one of the few competitors who can compete and win in
Kung Fu and Tai Chi hand forms, any solo or 2-person weapon form, short and
long weapon sparring, point, semi-contact and full-contact sparring, and
pushing hands competitions and has been a champion in both national and
international tournaments : in October 2004, The First World Traditional
Wushu Tournament held in Zhengzhou, China - Sifu Jason Wong won gold and
silver medals, in 1996 he was awarded as the Outstanding Instructor of the
Year by IMAMS, in 1994 he was the Return of the Dragon Martial Arts
Championships - Grand Champion, in 1993 he won the Grand Champion title at
the Wushu Championships in Forms competition, also in 1993 at the Eagle Claw
Martial Arts Championships he was the overall Grand Champion, in 1992 he was
the Grand Champion at the Full-Force Full-Contact Fighting Championships, he
was also two-time Fresno International Karate Championship - Grand Champion,
in 1991 he placed 1st in the International Martial Arts Competitor's
Federation Push Hands tournament, also in 1991 he was the AAU All-American
Grand Champion and in 1990 he was the All-Star California State - Gold Cup
Grand Champion.
His commitment to excellence and attention to detail has made him a much
sought after instructor and as such he has trained many champions over the
years in forms, weapons, pushing hands, and sparring in both national and
international competitions. He frequently journeys overseas to teach
seminars on a variety of martial arts subjects when his father is too busy
to travel.