Grand Master Y.M. Chan

At Darjeeling, under the guidance of Buddhist Monk Wang-Ye, Mr. Chan started learning Kung-fu. After having trained under him, Chan continued his training under Master Nasan at Chennai. Master Nasan is a 5th degree Black Belt holder and under his guidance, Chan was awareded the Grand Master title. Later, he learnt the finer aspect of the art under Master Ravi Kumar at Pondichery. Thus, having trained for more than 5 years, he started his first school "Shadow of Kung-fu" at Chennai in 1987.

	At Darjeeling, under the guidance of Buddhist Monk Wang-Ye, Mr. Chan started learning Kung-fu. After having trained under him, Chan continued his training under Master Nasan at Chennai. Master Nasan is a 5th degree Black Belt holder and under his guidance, Chan was awareded the Grand Master title. Later, he learnt the finer aspect of the art under Master Ravi Kumar at Pondichery. Thus, having trained for more than 5 years, he started his first school "Shadow of Kung-fu" at Chennai in 1987.

	Now, being the head of Indian-Shaolin Kung-fu school, Chan devotes most of his time training and other activities of the school. With more than 25 years of experience in training Kung-fu, he has trained hundreds of students and he has some Kung-fu masters on his credit.

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