Kung Fu San Soo () is a martial art based on techniques from all over China, both Northern and Southern Chinese systems. The 5 Family Fist () is an important part of San Soo, and is commonly practiced in the Tasishan region of the Guangdong province. Grandmaster Chin Siu Dek (Jimmy H. Woo) was responsible for bringing KFSS to the United States. Jimmy H. Woo, didn't believe in the animal styles and hence focused and taught only the 5 family styles, () Tsoi Li Ho Fut Hung. In his own words he said, "We fight like men, not animals."

The KFSS premise is there are no rules in a fight, so the techniques are oriented to remove a threat as quickly as possible. There are no competitions or tournaments for Kung Fu San Soo.

Grandmaster Bill Lasiter became Kung Fu San Soo's Grandmaster in October 10th 1997 after the passing of Jimmy H. Woo in February 14 1991. Bill Lasiter was one of the first Americans to be taught the Art of KFSS by the late Jimmy H. Woo.

GM Bill Lasiter, has practiced and taught this Art for over 56 years now. He has taken the art of KFSS and adapted it to modern society. With the emergence of MMA fighters and Brazilian Jui-jitsu GM Bill Lasiter has modified the Art of KFSS to include fighting on the ground; but still keeping with the KFSS premise, that there are no rules in a fight. It is a version of KFSS that does not exist elsewhere.


INCLUDED: 98 Combination Techniques, Strikes, Footwork Drills and Weapon Demos & Forms.

Length: 4 hours on 6 DVDs