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Welcome to our Singapore Kung Fu school's website. We teach Traditional Chinese Martial Arts in our Kung Fu Gymnasium, conveniently located in the heart of Chinatown. Unlike other Chinese Martial Arts schools, we focus on fitness and self-defence instead of performance wushu.
We offer both adult and kids classes from foundational beginner Shaolin and Hung Gar Kung Fu classes to advanced combat classes. Our students have the choice of individual attention through Private Training or the camaraderie of Group Classes. We keep our classes small for closer supervision. We also conduct exclusive Corporate classes for colleagues who want to train together.
Our certification system sets milestones along a warrior’s learning journey that motivates and upholds the standard of Kung Fu training.
Our unique gymnasium combines the best of old-school Kung Fu training equipment like the Mok Yan Chong wooden dummy, iron rings, iron palm, stone locks, training and sparring weapons with modern strength and conditioning training facilities and machines. Our punching bags complete the training regime of a modern Kung Fu Warrior.
Our Kung Fu School is founded & led by Coach Leroy Kwok. Since 2012, we are known worldwide through our exchange programs, public martial arts performances & seminars, TV appearances on Ch 5 & 8’s Secret Singapore & OKTO’s Sports Replay and media coverage in the Straits Times and The New Paper. Our school also appeared in the Netflix promo for Marvel’s Iron Fist series.
We offer both adult and kids classes from foundational beginner Shaolin and Hung Gar Kung Fu classes to advanced combat classes. Our students have the choice of individual attention through Private Training or the camaraderie of Group Classes. We keep our classes small for closer supervision. We also conduct exclusive Corporate classes for colleagues who want to train together.
Our certification system sets milestones along a warrior’s learning journey that motivates and upholds the standard of Kung Fu training.
Our unique gymnasium combines the best of old-school Kung Fu training equipment like the Mok Yan Chong wooden dummy, iron rings, iron palm, stone locks, training and sparring weapons with modern strength and conditioning training facilities and machines. Our punching bags complete the training regime of a modern Kung Fu Warrior.
Our Kung Fu School is founded & led by Coach Leroy Kwok. Since 2012, we are known worldwide through our exchange programs, public martial arts performances & seminars, TV appearances on Ch 5 & 8’s Secret Singapore & OKTO’s Sports Replay and media coverage in the Straits Times and The New Paper. Our school also appeared in the Netflix promo for Marvel’s Iron Fist series.
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Gym Membership
We provide gym membership to our open gym sessions for dedicated Kung Fu practitioners and enthuasiasts of all styles and schools who want to train together. Our school is the place to pursue your interest in authentic Kung Fu. Our friendly instructors and community are passionate in integrating Kung Fu as a part of a balanced modern lifestyle.
Kung Fu Kids
Our school gives kids interested in Kung Fu something to aspire to. We teach them to be strong, courageous, while also embodying the values of initiative, discipline and balance. Through Shaolin or Hung Gar training, they will improve their fitness, flexibility and dexterity to develop good body confidence.
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The Kung Fu We Teach
Hung Gar Kuen (洪拳): Hung Gar is one of the most popular styles of Kung Fu in Southern China. It is well known for its low wide stances and rock hard forearms. All the motion starts from the ground which transfers energy all the way to the rest of your body. This is the complete exertion of force which is trained by developing a strong root and connection of every body part.
Shaolin Kung Fu (少林功夫): The main Shaolin Kung Fu style we are teaching is the The Northern Shaolin's Five Blossom Kicks (少林五花腿). The Shaolin Five Blossom Kicks (少林五花腿) style is a practical and fast striking form of Chinese Kung Fu, developed by the Shaolin monks in the Songshan Shaolin Monastery hundreds of years ago. Its moves are known in the pugilistic world as agile and swift as it is derive from the Northern Shaolin's Monkey Fist. Traditional Chinese Weapons (兵器): The 18 weapons of China (十八班兵器) refer to the wide variety of weapons used by the Chinese military and people in ancient times. They are the saber, the sword (rapier), the spear, the staff, the bow, the axe, the halberd, the trident, the rake, the club, the mace, the hammer, the hook & etc. Each weapon has its own history, and its unique handling method. The purpose of the weapon is unique to each of them. Qigong Training (气功): The style of qigong taught by our school originates from Shaolin Kung Fu. It consists of Shaolin Eight Pieces of Brocade (Ba Duan Jin) and Dragon qigong. They are generally meant for improving health, but also serve to boost a Kung Fu practitioner’s ability greatly. Our Martial Arts Training PhilosophySince 1960s, China systematically formalized many styles of Kung Fu, remaking & rebranding them as a demonstrative sport known as wushu or contemporary wushu. This demonstrative sport is practiced much like gymnastics with little or no combat capability at all. In our school, we only train Traditional Chinese Martial Arts or Kung Fu, NOT wushu.
Our Kung Fu training ensures that over time, all our students attain combat-ready martial arts competency just like our forefathers, so that it becomes a useful life skill to possess to help ourselves and others. We greatly emphasize practicing martial arts for its original purpose - to be able to use in combat or self-defense situations. Through discipline and training, students will also gain immensely from its health and mental benefits. We insist on training our trainees from the basics to ensure they have a rock-solid foundation before moving on to training the more complex combat techniques and forms, as a person will risk injuries if they perform combat moves without a good foundation. We believe a martial arts practitioner should not only practice martial arts routines but must be able to react in self-defense situations by applying the techniques in the forms they have learned. |
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