The Wudang Research Association was founded in the US in 1996 with the goal of brining the teaching and practice of traditional Wudang martial arts to the West. Famous in China but little known elsewhere, the Wudang martial arts have a long history. Named after the Wudang Mountains, they are an orthodox school of Chinese gongfu. The instructor, Terri Morgan, is a co-founder of the Wudang Research Association. She has been active in sports all her life. Terri has practiced and taught taiji and other internal arts for 30 years. She is a 3 time international forms champion and international judge. Much of Terri's training has been in China. In 1990, she went to China as an English teacher. While there, she began her studies of Wudang taiji, qigong, bagua and xingyi and sword. She has spent ~30 years traveling back and forth. Terri is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and translates for the English/Chinese pair.