特丽摩根 被认出作为内部武术的一位活跃实习者和老师, 特殊太极 。她的特别兴趣范围和研究包括运动理论、内部哲学, 和头脑身体连接。她是一个被邀请的报告人、执行者, 和组织者在几全国和国际事件和陈列。她舞蹈设计表现、被开发的介绍, 和被教的车间。
语言: 英语，汉语，事办呀语
- 25年学习武术
- 30年出版得工作
- 少林32代弟子行礼
- 武当9代弟子
- 3次国际官军与国际裁判
- 25年商业经验
- Six Sigma正书
- Microsoft 正书 (MCTS)
- 重要语言: 英语，汉语
特丽举行一个学士学位用英语与未成年人在心理学、剧和舞蹈, 和语言从密苏里大学在堪萨斯城(1982) 。1983 年, 她进入佛罗里达大西洋大学研究一个硕士学位在语言学。她写了许多书和指南在技术主题和是主要翻译为刘教授的书在武当气功 。特丽是流利用标准汉语, 可能解释和翻译为英语和汉语对。她学习了西班牙语, 能读一点法国, 意大利, 德国, 和古典希腊人。
特丽是活跃的在体育和运动艺术自从她五岁。1979 年她的正式训练在运动艺术开始了当她被允许承担研究UMKC 音乐学院根据芭蕾女主人Titania Doukodovska (以前芭蕾Russe de Monte Carlo) 并且Shirley Weaver 的方向。1984 年, 特丽 开始了她的太极拳 研究并且在1985 年7月, 她遇见了主要黄未论和开始学会传统杨样式太极拳 。以他的鼓励, 特丽开始教太极 在夏天1988 年期间。1989 年, 特丽 赢取了第一个地方在杨样式太极在第一美国全国中国武术竞争(休斯敦, 塔斯社) 。1990 年, 特丽 参加了车间由大师杨振铎教。随后, 她去中国、生活和教学在洛阳, 河南(1990-91) 。当那里, 她去拜访主要杨在太原, 山西他的故乡。她并且旅行了到她会见和开始学习刘教授的郑州。1994 年, 她再获得了第一个地方和美国妇女的称号在竞争在美国。她以后赢取了第一个地方在太极和第三个地方在传统少林艺术在1997 国际少林节日在郑州, 中国。
特丽 是第一老师的当中一个带来武当武术在中国外面1991 年当她回到了美国。从那以后, 特丽 回到了中国多次，和协助刘教授在美国（1995-2001夏天）讲学 。今天, 特丽 继续她的实践和教与她的工作一起维护和开发武当研究协会。特丽 是社会的一名资深成员为技术通信, 属于全国协会为女性董事, 独立计算机顾问协会, 和Mensa 。1995 年, 特丽 的贡献进一步被认可了以她的包括在二千名著名的美国妇女和是的世界谁妇女。
Martial Arts Studies
Terri has been active in sports since she was a child. She played softball and basketball in her hometown (Kansas City) City League, helping her teams win several local and regional championships. After she entered college in 1979, she began formally studying movement arts, including both theatre and dance. From 1979-82, she studied dance at the UMKC Conservatory under the direction of ballet mistresses Titania Doukodovska (formerly of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo) and Shirley Weaver.
In 1984, Terri began her study of Taijiquan (T’ai Chi Ch’uan). The basic principles of balance, timing, and body placement followed easily from the discipline she had acquired for dance. In July 1985, she met Master Huang Weilun and began learning traditional Yang style taijiquan. With his encouragement, Terri began teaching Taiji during the summer of 1988, leading small classes in Ft. Lauderdale.
In 1989, Terri won first place in Yang style taiji at the first US National Chinese Martial Arts Competition held in Houston, TX. Of all 55 competitors entered in the division (men and women), Terri earned the highest scores. This marked the beginning of a period of change and growth which led her to the International All Taijiquan Tournament in Winchester, VA during the summer of 1990 and then on to China.
Besides participating in the competition, Terri had the opportunity to meet and study with Master Yang Zhenduo, the youngest son of the style’s founder Yang Chengfu. 
On returning home to Miami, Terri received a letter offering her a job teaching English at a small college in Luoyang in the central province of Henan in the People’s Republic of China. Terri lived in Luoyang from October 1990 to September 1991. While there, she had a second opportunity to go to study with Yang Zhenduo in his hometown of Taiyuan in Shanxi province.
During her stay in China, Terri went to Zhengzhou where she met and began studying with Professor Liu Yuzeng, 31st generation disciple of the Shaolin Temple and 8th generation Wudang disciple. She became an inside student and remains one of his top senior students today.
From him she learned several sets from the Wudang system, baguazhang, xingyiquan, as well as several sets from the Shaolin Lohan system. Terri was one of the first teachers to bring Wudang martial arts out of China when she returned to the US in 1991. She brought Prof. Liu to the US to teach seminars every summer from 1995-2001.
In September of 1993, Terri opened a taijiquan class at the University of Missouri at Kansas City’s Swinney Recreation Center which she taught until 2001. In 1993 and again in 1996, Terri applied for and was awarded the US Presidential Sports Award for her commitment and dedication to teaching Taijiquan.
1994 was a busy year for Terri. In July, she successfully directed the first Central States Regional Championships for the USA Wushu-Kungfu Federation. A week later, she attended a traditional sword form seminar taught by Yang Zhenduo in Frederick, Maryland. Over Labor Day weekend, she attended the USAWKF Nationals in Orlando, FL where she again earned the US National title in Yang style taiji. In the following years, Terri concentrated more on teaching and judging. Her students have all done well, earning first and second place at international events.
In 1997, Terri again entered competition. She won the traditional taiji event at the International Shaolin Festival in Zhengzhou, China with a Yang style form. In the same event, she also placed sixth with a Wudang Taiji form. She was the only international competitor to place in that division. Terri earned awards in all four of the events she entered, including third place in traditional the Shaolin competition.
Terri retired from competition in 1998. She remains active as a judge and advisor for various events. Since 2000, she has regularly been an invited judge for the International Kung Fu Championships hosted by Nick Scrima in Orlando, FL. In 2010, Terri was an invited guest of Wu Yinghua, lineage holder of Liu He Ba Fa from his father, Wu Yihui, at the first inaugural Liu He Ba Fa tournament and association gathering in Huainan, Anhui.
Today, Terri continues teaching, research, developing her Chinese language skills and working on her own martial arts practice. She maintains a strong relationship with Prof. Liu in Zhengzhou, talking with him frequently, collaborating with him on research projects, and visiting him regularly.