Master Zhang was born in Beijing in the year 1954. In his late teens, he became a student of Master Zhang Guizeng and started his training in Baiyuan (White Gibbon) Tongbei. Baiyuan Tongbei is an extremely vicious, aggressive martial art, relying on fast movements, brutal techniques and crisp power. In addition to Master Zhang Guizeng's teachings, Master Zhang Xinbin also studied Chinese wrestling from Master Yang Guozhen, pushing hands from master Jiang Qimin and Yiquan from masters Li Jianyu and Yu Yongnian. In his never-ending quest to improve his Tongbei knowledge, Master Zhang started to research the style Five Elements Tongbei in early 2009. Since then, Master Zhang has incorporated the principles of Five Elements Tongbei into his own Baiyuan system.

Master Zhang is the co-founder of the Beijing International Martial Arts Camp, together with his good friend, the Late Master Mike Martello. Since Sifu Mike's passing, Master Zhang has been the Chief Instructor of the Zhenwu Martial Arts School in Belgium.

Throughout the years, Master Zhang has enthralled students and instructors with his depth and passion for the Chinese Martial Arts. He is known for his excellent methods of building martial power and also for his superb fighting skills.

Master Zhang will teach various skills from the Tongbei system, including Tongbei Internal Power Methods, Tongbei Fighting Applications and Double-Handed Saber.

Master Xu came from a family of Chinese herbalists. At a young age, he learned Yin Style Bagua from master Zhang Qinglian, and in his adult years he continued his training by studying Chen Style Taiji from Master Tian Xiuchen and the renowned Master Feng Zhiqiang.

Master Xu has specialized in the combat aspects of both arts, and was awarded the title of International Master at the Chinese Martial Arts by the Southern Wudang International Martial Arts Conference.

Master Xu is widely known as a combat expert, and still going strong at his current age of 68. He has taught the Special Forces in China, and has also taught seminars in Australia. He has combined his knowledge of Taoist cultivation, traditional Chinese medicine and kungfu into his own unique style.

Master Xu invites everyone to Beijing to explore his methods of preserving health as well as acquiring fighting skill.

Master Sun Ruxian has dedicated his life to the pursuit of Chinese martial arts excellence, having studied several systems from famous masters in Beijing. His earliest teachers were Masters Liu Qingquan and Xu Zixian, who taught him the styles of Liuhequan (Six Harmony Boxing), Yue Family Techniques and Tongbei. Later on, he studied with Masters Liu Jingru, Men Huifeng and Du Jinguo, who taught him Xingyiquan, Baguazhang and Six Harmony Praying Mantis respectively. Master Sun also learned Shaolin Five Animals Eight Methods Boxing from Master Qin Qingfeng. Furthermore, he has intensive training in the arts of Iron Palm and Red Sand Palm. After many years of diligent practice and research, Master Sun Ruxian has absorbed the knowledge which was taught to him and reach a high level of understanding of the martial arts. His specialties are Xingyi and Shaolin Five Forms Eight Methods Boxing.

Master Sun: “In my many years of training, I have realized that all martial arts demand a strong foundation of the practitioner. To be able to correctly perform and apply the techniques, the practitioner relies on his/her command of external coordination, internal dynamics and connected power. Coordination of physical movements, breathing patterns, power generation and timing, all these different aspects must be taken into account in order to produce devasting fighting power. I stress these aspects in my own teaching, and try my best to give students a proper foundation. When teaching, I try my best to transmit the essence and flavour of the various styles of Kungfu, as well as some of my own ideas, interpretations and experiences accumulated throughout the years. I hope to be able to share my beloved art forms with those who are interested."
Apart from teaching in Beijing, China, Master Sun has also taught Chinese martial arts in Japan, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Italy. With his knowledge in various martial arts systems and his extensive teaching experience, Master Sun continues to dazzle martial arts practitioners within China and abroad.

Master Yu Shaoyi, one of the highest ranking masters of Chinese judo (known as "shuaijiao"), is currently the Vice-Chairman of the Beijing People's Martial Arts Association and also Chief Instructor of the Beijing Shuaijiao team.

Born in the year 1955, and started his martial arts training in 1970, learning the art of Chinese-Mongolian wrestling called Shuaijiao from renowned wrestling expert master Wang Ruiying. From 1973 onwards, he also learned the styles of Xingyi and Bagua from Master Sun Ruxian.

In 1975, he became the disciple of Tongbei master Zhang Guizeng, from whom he learned the art of Muslim Baiyuan Tongbei. Apart from the above-mentioned styles, master Yu has also trained extensively in Sanda (Chinese boxing).

As a member of the Beijing Shuaijiao team, Master Yu has participated in many martial arts contests throughout his career and has won numerous awards. He was two-times regional Shuaijiao champion of Beijing for the period of 1981- 1982. In 1999 Master Yu received two Awards for Outstanding Performance at the Taizhou International Martial Arts Competition. He is currently the Vice-Chairman of the Beijing People's Martial Arts Association, and also Chief Instructor of the Shuaijiao team.

Having mastered the battle-hardened techniques and old-school training methods of traditional Shuaijiao, Master Yu is now one of the highest ranking Shuaijiao experts in Beijing . He is famous for his excellent fighting skills and also widely respected for his knowledge of the shuaijiao system and its traditions.