You can learn Kung Fu!
Kung Fu is a rare and difficult martial art, originally from China. Benefits of Kung Fu practice include:
- Great for self-defense
- Improve strength, flexibility and stamina
- Build focus and discipline
- Sharpen reflexes and awareness
- Relieve stress and relax the body
- Get an excellent total body workout
- Learn traditional forms and weaponry
Also, it’s lots of fun! Try it yourself with a free trial lesson now!
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- Hook swords are a rare and advanced weapon in Kung Fu, requiring coordination and skill. Tai Sifu Hubbard, Chief Instructor, has performed the Hook Swords for many years, including a Gold Medal performance at the Aloha State Games, Hawaii.
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- Fast reflexes and training make all the difference in Broadsword vs. Spear, a classic Kung Fu performance by Tai Sifu Hubbard, Chief Instructor, and senior instructor Dai Sihing Kelley.
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- Double Broadsword is one of the most popular weapons associated with Kung Fu, but one of the most challenging! Tai Sifu Hubbard performs a classic Double Broadsword pose, showing focus and flexibility.
Choy Li Fut Kung Fu
At Eastern Ways, students learn Choy Li Fut Kung Fu. Choy Li Fut is one of the most popular styles of Chinese Kung Fu for self-defense training. Known for its powerful strikes and kicks, Choy Li Fut requires students to use their whole body to generate power, which improves strength, flexibilty and stamina.
The Chief Instructors of Eastern Ways Martial Arts, Tai Sifu Hubbard and Tai Simo Molina, are personal students of Grandmaster Doc-Fai Wong, President of the Plum Blossom International Federation. Students of Eastern Ways benefit from their years of close study with Grandmaster Wong, a recognized expert in the Chinese arts.
Find out more about Choy Li Fut Kung Fu at the Plum Blossom International Federation website!