Gordon is currently studying with Master Chen Zhonghua,
the International Standard Bearer for Chen Style Practical Method.
Gordon is a disciple of Master Chen and is a Full Instructor in Chen Style Practical Method system. - Silk Reeling
- Qi Gong
- Jibengong also known as Foundation drills
- Yi Lu or First Form
- Er Lu, Second Form, also known as Cannon Fist
- Pushing hands
- Chen sword
- Chen spear
Gordon Muir in a Chen sword posture. 
This is one of the first workshops that Victoria Chen Style Taiji sponsored with Master Chen.
Standing in the backrow is Gordon Muir, Chris and Paul Desborough. In the front is Barb Bennett, Master Chen Zhonghua and Mike Zimmer. 
Gordon working with Master Chen at the Taichi Tradition camp held in Victoria, 2005. 
Working with Tiger at Camp Cadicascu in 2004.
Early Internal ArtsGordons first exposure to traditional internal martial arts was with Madame Simone Kuo, the wife of Professor Kuo Lien Ying. He trained with her at her original San Francisco studio in San Francisco's chinatown in 1982. 
Gordons first long term internal arts teacher was Master T. T. Liang, a well known Yang style master and author of T'ai Chi Ch'uan for Health and Self Defense. 
Gordon studied Master Liangs system for over 14 years, seven of which he spent working intensively with Master Liang, in his home, or with senior students of Master Liang. Master Liang did not take disciples publicly, but he did give Gordon a lineage certificate. 
During his time with Master Liang Gordon learned the following. - Traditional Yang style long form
- two person dance
- push hands - fixed and moving step
- ta lu - three styles
- cane
- tai chi saber
- tai chi sword
- staff
- tai chi saber fencing
- Tsun Tsai sword fencing
- Tai Chi sword fencing
- Ta Mo sword
When Gordon met Master Liang he was semi-retired and living in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Gordon is pictured here with the "Bloody Monk", Kuo Ao, Doug Clark and Master Liang.
This picture was taken at one of Master Liangs workshops in the nearby city of Minneapolis, Minnesota sometime in the mid 80s. Gordon is pictured here with his long time training partner, Doug Clark.
Yang Jwing Ming and Gordon Muir. This photo was taken in Ray Haywards studio in St. Paul, Minnesota.
KickboxingGordon has been training in martial arts since the age of 12. He first studied hard style martial arts, including Judo, Karate, Kempo and kickboxing. By the time he began studying internal martial arts he was ranked as a 3rd degree black sash. 
Gordon is 4th from the left. The kickboxing team he is shown with here went on to sweep the Western Canadian Open Championships that was once a yearly event in Edmonton, Alberta. This was a no-rules competition that welcomed fighters from all martial arts including Karate, Judo, boxing and Kung Fu. After suffering a punctured eardrum Gordon went on to take a second place win in this competition. During his kickboxing career his best fight was an unofficial match with the then world contender for the middle weight championship. Gordon upset the contender and won the match.
Personal Words:Most martial arts will improve your strength and coordination. Taiji is the only one that will heal your body at the same time. | 
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