Master Kenneth P. Lewis (Founder)

Grand Master Kenneth Patrick Lewis was born on the island of New Providence in the city of Nassau the Bahamas. Master Lewis, instructor and author, holds ranks in Hungar Kung Fu, Shotokan Karate, Moo Duk Kwan and Judo. He began studying his martial arts in 1966 under Leam Fong and was active in tournament competition from 1974 to 1977. In 1972 he began teaching and opened the first Bai Sung Institute, a system of Kung Fu Schools operated in the Bahamas and the USA under his direction. Bai Sung Institutes practices and promotes the Four Winds Style of Kung Fu, which was created by Master Lewis. Four Winds is a practical and conscious blend of techniques from various martial arts disciplines. His contribution to the martial arts goes beyond the Four Winds Style of Kung Fu and the Bai Sung Institute system. He was the first to introduce national and international tournament competition to the Bahamas. The United Association of Martial Arts has named him “Instructor of the Year,” in 1977.  On May 22, 1999, Master Lewis traveled to Green Bay, Wisconsin where he was inducted into the World Martial Arts League Hall of Fame along with some of the world’s best martial artist. 

Master Lewis has studied from such notables as Grandmaster Chong Ho Chan of China, Master Kong Yip Lee of China, and Kong Shing Young of Korea, Philip Johnson who taught him Moo Duk Kwan and Grandmaster George Ing of China who now resides in the USA.