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        Shorin Ryn Pro-Am karate tournament includes Tai Chi

        Violet Li - St. Louis Tai Chi ExaminerJune 16, 2010

        More than 500 people, including 200 contestants gathered in the Vashon High School Gym, in St. Louis, Missouri, on the past Saturday for 21st Shorin Ryn Pro-Am Karate Tournament. Overall, it was a great tournament. The Taichi competition was a new addition and turned out to be very successful. The tournament organizers Lou Miller and Mike Norvell were very excited about the results and decided to include the Taichi competition in future tournaments.

        What makes this Taichi tournament unique is how the local Taichi community came together under the leadership of Sifu Herb Parran. The Tournament organizers came to Sifu Parran about two months ago. Because of both his inexperience in organizing competitions and his humble personality, Sifu Parran contacted many local Taichi instructors one-on-one to solicit their support. He worked very hard and tried to enlist as many resources as he could to ensure that there would be a quality team of judges. He assembled a team of two dozen volunteers including nine judges Paul Reed, Justin Meehan, Alan Ludmer, Shang Gao, Larry Adams, Vince Carella, Richard Greeo, Patty Burkhalter, Ken Green (of Columbia, Missouri) and two head judges Ming Busalaki and LeRoy Alsup. He held a planning meeting in late April and a judge meeting in late May to set the rules for judging. He spent 60 hours in making numerous phone calls, emailed contacts, and put competition material together.

        There were Taichi categories for both hand and weapons forms. There were categories for different skill levels but no gender nor age separation. The Champions for each category are the following:

        Overall Grand ChampionJim McClung

        Chen Style Taiji Beginner Form

        1. Chris Rogers2. Alicia Michels3. Jaedon Deskins (10 years old)4. Marvin Robinson5. Alan Davidson

        Chen Style Taiji Intermediated Form

        1. Jeff Craddock2. Tina Malik3. Candace Holloway4. Connie Zhao (15 years old)

        Chen Style Taiji Advance Form

        1. Richard Wilson2. Carolina Sanchez3. Jim McClung

        Other Style Taiji Beginner Form

        1. Alicia Michels2. Alan Davidson3. Marvin Robinson4. Chris Rogers

        Other Style Taiji Intermediate Form

        1. Tina Malik2. Candace Holloway

        Other Style Taiji Advanced Form

        1. Jim McClung2. Carolina Sanchez

        Yang Style Taiji Intermediate Form

        1. J G Pendleton2. Brian Barnsley

        Yang Style Advance Form

        1. Nick Alsup (17 years old)2. John Gage

        Taiji Straight Sword Intermediate

        1. Candace Holloway2. Connie Zhao (15 years old)3. Nick Alsup (17 years old)4. John Gage

        Taiji Straight Sword Advanced

        1. Carolina Sanchez

        Taiji Broad Sword Intermediated

        1. Connie Zhao (15 years old)

        Taiji Broad Sword Advance

        1. Jim McClung

        What most people did not realize is that Sifu Parran has been going through some hardships in his personal life in the past couple of months. However, with his integrity and devotion to the Taichi community, he worked extremely hard and put this competition together successfully. To a few who are aware his situation, Sifu Parran is a true Grand Champion.

 
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