Eleven Years of MJLO Kung Fu Family!

The post marks 11 years of the Moy Jo Lei Ou Kung Fu Family and ties that anniversary to Julio Camacho’s path from student to recognized Si Fu. It recalls milestones from 2003, 2006, 2008, and 2012, showing how the family, its members, and its training spaces grew over time.

It also returns to an earlier childhood memory of wanting to ride a skateboard downhill as a way to frame belief and persistence. The post says Si Taai Gung Moy Yat’s idea of Siu Nim Tau as “remember the beginning” helps explain both the long struggle behind Julio Camacho’s recognition and the next stage of leading a Kung Fu family.

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• The anniversary celebrates 11 years of Kung Fu for a man who believed in his vision.
• The post connects the 2014 celebration with the 40th birthday of Si Gung Leo Imamura, the launch of the Moy Yat Ving Tsun Martial Intelligence Program, and the qualification of the first Masters in Brazil.
• In 2003, Jade took the first official Si Fu-To Dai photo with her father, Julio Camacho.
• In 2006, Leonardo Reis was accepted as the first disciple of the Moy Jo Lei Ou Family.
• In 2008, Si Fu visited an advanced site in Méier and spoke to 14 people under the author’s responsibility.
• The post cites Si Taai Gung Moy Yat’s explanation of Siu Nim Tau as “remember the beginning.”
• The author says he did not remember Si Fu’s words that day, but saw the speech as the result of a long battle.
• It presents teaching and practicing Ving Tsun as a daily struggle in social terms.
• It describes the growth of the Kung Fu Family through disciples, students, and the birth of a Mo Gun in Méier.