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Kung Fu is the widely accepted English pronunciation of Chinese
meaning great accomplishment through hard work. Technically what we
are teaching is known as Wu Shu, Quan Fa or Guo Shu, Chinese terms
that relate specifically to Chinese Martial Arts.
Even more specifically,
Chinese
Martial Arts (CMA) are often divided into Northern and Southern
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The system that we teach incorporates elements of Northern Praying
Mantis, Tam Tui, and Bagua Tang Quan(a system that is traced back to over
1200 years ago during the Tang Dynasty). We couple open hand
training with weapons to give practitioners a complete traditional
experience. This also helps to further condition the body, and to
train and refine important patterns of movement.
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We teach this art in a very traditional manner, using exercise
sets and focusing on forms or pre-arranged sets of movements that
condition the body and teach the practitioner a method of movement.
Forms are meant to be both practical, usable, and applicable as well
as promoting flow, meditation, flexibility, balance and
coordination.
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