Maximillion CJ Chen
Winner in the 9th World Wushu Championships Sanshou-Men's 70kg Category! 11/19/2007
"USAWKF 2000 Sanshou Athlete of the Year" "Max with father, William C.C. Chen"
"Max: The MAN!" "Max with father, William C.C. Chen"
Ready???
Max's 1st San Shou Fight
June
24th 1995
USAWKF
SUMMER BASH
Murray
Bergtraum H.S. Gym - Chinatown, New York
Max and father in Holland (1996)
"Max Chen 2004 Florida San-Shou Championship Belt"
Max Chen, Men's Super Fight Winner
Max Chen at the 7th ChungHwa International Championship Taiwan December 2004
April 30th 2005
Battle of Brooklyn
FIRST PLACE
Max C. J. Chen
Full Contact San Da - Men's (166 Wt. Div)
Max competed in a wt. class above his own
Max Chen's crowd pleasing scissor leg take down & ring control of Andras Gal in their San Da finale.
February 9, 2007
Max C.J. Chen winner of Mayhem on Mulberry 8
(men's 156 lbs.) Muy Thai
St. Patrick's Church (Mulberry & Prince Sts) NYC
YouTube video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJh2V1nTBB4
Maximillion C.J. Chen
Three (2 Minute Rounds) Men's 70 kg.
Winner by K.O.
The
USAWKF 2007 National Sanshou Team Trials
September 7th - 8th, in Lubbock, TX
organized by the United Martial Arts Training Center, Inc.
www.umatc.net
YouTube video at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vhr5pOHb2o
Picture coming soon!
May 17th 2008 - 7
pm
Max C. J. Chen
Winner
of Muay Thai Madness 3
Fight House
Pitbull Promotions
Men's 156 Div.
Max CJ Chen Biography
Max
Chen is one of the top full-contact Lei-Tai San Shou competitors in the
country. Since entering the full-contact arena in 1995, he has won 19 gold
medals and 5 silver medals, and has been a member of the USAWKF U.S.
San Shou team for three consecutive terms, in 2001, 2003, 2005. By winning
in the 2007 9th World Wushu Championship, he was selected for the US team in the
2008 Beijing Summer Olympics.
His most-recent championships:
May 2008 Muay Thai Madness 3 Men's 156 Div (New York, NY)
Nov 2007 9th World Wushu Championships Sanshou-Men's 70kg Category (Beijing, China)
Sep 2007 USAWKF 2007 National San Shou Team Trials (Lubbock, TX)
Apr 2007 Friday Night Fight (New York, NY)
Feb 2007 Mayhem on Mulberry 8 (New York, NY)
Dec 2005 World Wushu Championships Quan Ngua Sports Palace (Hanoi, Vietnam)
July 2005 U.S. San Shou Team Trials - San Jose, CA Men's Team Member
Apr 2005 Battle of Brooklyn - San Da Champion (Brooklyn, NY)
Oct 2004 8th Annual Hall of Fame Open International (Akron, OH)
July
2004 Int’l Chinese Martial Arts Championships (Orlando, FL)
June
2003 US San Shou Team Trials Championships (Atlanta, GA)
July 2003 San Shou Shootout III (San Jose, CA)
July
2002 San Shou Shootout II Championships (San Jose, CA)
July
2002 Taiji Legacy international Kung-Fu Tournament (Plano, TX)
Max began his martial arts training at age four with Sifu Howard Lee, who
taught him Northern Praying Mantis and T'ai Chi Knife. At the age of
11, he started the study of T'ai Chi Chuan under the guidance of his
father, Grandmaster William C.C. Chen. In addition to his San Shou
accomplishments, Max has won 12 gold medals, four silver medals, and three
bronze medals in T'ui Shou (Push Hands) since 1995.
Max has been a teaching assistant at Grandmaster Chen's school in New York City
since 1997. He teaches Tai Chi and San Shou at the school, and teaches
San Shou training and conditioning classes/workshops in New York and Europe.
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