Tan Yang Hai Chief Instructor Qigong has always been a large part of my life and family background. My father was an instructor, and as such, he introduced me into this ancient art at the young age of 9 years old. The truth is, I became an instructor more out of family commitment than passion. […]

Tan Yang Seng Chief Instructor Like my brother, I was introduced to qigong from the tender age of 6 years old. And as a young boy growing up during the heydays of Bruce Lee and Jacky Chan, I was proud of my kung fu skills and background. But little did I realise then, that not […]

Toh Kian Lee Deputy Chief Instructor From a young age, I’ve always been a fan of martial arts. And the truth is, I decided to learn tai chi to hone my martial arts skill as well as to build up my body’s conditioning. Back then, I was still an engineer for a semiconductor company and […]

Lim Tiam Poh Deputy Chief Instructor When I first joined Nam Wah Pai in 2000, I was suffering from high blood pressure and uric acid. Like most students, I joined with a personal interest, to find a healing solution for my condition. To my amazement, the qigong training helped and within a short period, my […]

Ng Jin Kiat Senior Instructor I’m one of the older trainers here, and I used to have a bad case of high blood pressure plus my kidneys were affected. I was always feeling tired and stressed. As I started to train here, I began to notice a difference. My stamina improved, I could go out […]

Chee Zheng Loong Senior Instructor I’ve always loved watching old Chinese wuxia films which led me to develop an interest in martial arts. When I was much younger, I started to look for schools to learn. Eventually, I was recommended to train at Nam Wah Pai by my father, who had trained there in his […]