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Page states he learned Choy Lei Fut from Choy Ying and Jaang Saan Ying, but the Lama (martial art) page states he learned it from Chan Goon-Bahk, the son of the style's founder, Chan Heung.
The first claim has no citation at all.
A Tradition Whose Time has Come" by Dave Cater Inside Kung Fu Magazine (September 1993) p.56 is used as the reference for the second claim, but this article simply states he was trained by the son of the style's founder. It doesn't identify him by name and I'm unable to find any sources that do, though admittedly my sources have been limited to google searching.
Xavierq (talk) 10:48, 3 June 2010 (UTC)Reply
