Phillip Wong
Founder of Pacific Wushu and Stanford University Wushu Club. He has 13 national and international Grand Championships. He won the all-around silver medal at the 2nd International Wushu Games, second only to China. Named by Inside Kung Fu Magazine as Competitor of the Year. In the computer world, you may recognize him as Lei Wu Long in Tekken I, II, and III; he performed the motion capture for this character. This is just one of over a half-dozen video games Master Wong has to his credit. He has also been featured on a variety of magazine covers in the USA, China, Italy and Japan. In the film world, he has starred in films in Asia and choreographed feature films in the USA.

Zhang Hong Mei
Born in Beijing, China, she began studying Wushu at the age of 9 after being selected from literally thousands of children to join the Beijing Wushu Team. Soon afterwards, she became one of the country’s elite athletes. At China’s National Games, she captured gold medals in Bagua, sparring routines, and Double Straight Sword. In recognition of her skills and dedication, she was selected to China’s National Team to compete in the 1st International Games held in Xian, China where she captured a gold medal in the Women’s Straight Sword competition. To this day, her team is still considered to be one of the best teams fielded by China. Master Zhang has traveled the world over as an ambassador, performing and teaching the art of Wushu and spreading Chinese culture. By invitation, she taught Wushu and Tai Ji in Yokohama and Tokyo, Japan. She has appeared on dozens of international magazine covers and has been featured numerous times on TV, film and video.