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It was from the ages of 12 to 16 that he was supposed
to have trained up to eight hours per day at a "Shaolin
Temple" on Long Island. This claim is documented on
videotape from a seminar he spoke at in 1994. He
always had a story to tell about experiences he had
there.
This Shaolin myth started around 1993, where he
proclaimed he was a Shaolin priest since years before.
When asked why he never said anything before, his
answer was a simple, "you never asked."
According to him, his "teacher" from a "Shaolin Temple"
in Long Island is dead and the temple "closed"
coincidentally as some of his students attempted to find
it for ourselves. Actually, the school he took this legend
from is one he and his best friend visited for a free
lesson, and it still exists. His "master's" name, which
David pronounces like a Japanese name -- /tu-NEE-ka/
-- is that of a master still living, who runs the school,
"Tonny Kho." If there is any doubt this is the case, it is
eliminated by realizing that one of the "styles" David
claims to teach is actually the name of one of Tonny
Kho's ancestors in the arts, and not a style at all.
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