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Sensei Gary Wong,
Sandan
 Technical
Committee
From his
first class with Saiko Shihan Greg Reid, Sensei Gary has been
fascinated with the depth and breadth found in the Wado style of
karate.
Since that
day in 1992, he has continued to train in the kihon (basics), kata
(forms), and goshin-waza (self-defence techniques) that form the
foundation of our style.
As he
progressed from Mudansha to Yudansha, he expanded his training to
include kobu-jitsu (weaponry), and Shindo Yoshin-Ryu (“Sacred
Willow Style" jui-jitsu, a core component of Wado), as well as
teaching in the dojo.
This
training was reinforced by his personal study of human anatomy and
Iyengar Yoga, as well as his prior training in a variety of Chinese
martial arts.
After passing his San-Dan grading in
2005,
he was conferred the title of Sensei. Sensei Gary endeavors to live
up to this title by teaching to the best of his ability, as well as
continuing to train to the best of his ability, as he plans to
continue learning and improving in the art of Wado.
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