About Sifu Scott Jensen

Sifu Scott Jensen′s dedication to martial arts deepened after a car crash broke his pelvis in five places. Through martial arts and traditional Chinese medicine, Sifu Jensen fully healed himself and today he continues to perform throughout the world and train the next generation of Kung Fu masters at the 10,000 Victories School of Kung Fu and Tai Chi in the San Francisco Bay Area. With more than 30 years experience–having studied with such legendary names as Grand masters Wong Jack Man, Liu Wan Fu, and Liang Ke Quan, World Kuoshu Champion Master Peter Ralston, Dr. Vincent Black, and many more at home and abroad–Sifu Jensen has won awards and accolades for his mastery of Northern Shaolin and Lan Shou Qan systems, traditional weapons and empty hand forms, Tai Chi Quan, and Chi Gong. His prowess in Tai Chi Chuan Pushing Hands landed him a spot on the 1990 US competitive team, which garnered second place at the world championships in Taiwan. In addition to these achievements, Sifu Scott Jensen has the exclusive distinction of being the senior American disciple and practitioner of the Lan Shou Quan system.

Additional Info.

Chinese Name:

Jian Zhi Ru (Embodies Philosophy of Confucius and Mencius)

Mission

My mission is help people improve their lives by teaching and preserving the traditional Chinese martial arts. I am training the next generation of Northern Shaolin and Lan Shou Masters. I make a personal commitment to each student to help them learn and grow to the best of my ability.

Highlihgts of Kung Fu Training

Below are some highlights of my martial arts training. I have an intense background in traditional Chinese Kung Fu spanning more than 32 years of continuous training and development. I have sought out the best teachers I could find beginning in Oakland and San Francisco and including extensive travel both within the United States and Asia. In the 1980s I competed actively and successfully on West Coast of the United states in both fighting and forms tournaments. I have a wealth of information to share and I am committed to complete generous transmission of my knowledge to the next generation. Although I am not actively teaching classes in the internal martial arts of Xing Yi Quan or Ba Gua Zhang my knowledge and skill in these arts is also well developed.

Teaching Style

I am selective in choosing students but generous in transmission.

Goals

I am looking for students who will practice diligently and learn real Kung Fu. I teach effective fighting skills but the character development of my students is more important. I am looking for students who can inherit these arts but I also teach good people who want to improve their health and have fun.

Favorite Place to Workout

My Beautiful Garden

Personal Motto:

Today is a good day to workout

Education:

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with Minors in Business and History from Cal State Hayward