We take martial arts ethics & sportsmanship very seriously. We require all our trainees to uphold martial ethics as an upright person, be responsible for his own integrity and the namesake of his people. Therefore it takes a certain level of firm belief and discipline in order to advance in our Martial Arts & Kickboxing Training. The martial skills we practice is certainly capable of dealing serious injuries to another person, therefore all our trainees must practice self-restrain to prevent himself from gravely injuring others.

Other than Chinese Kung Fu we also offer training in Combative Kickboxing. Our Combative Kickboxing trainings are essentially western boxing with numerous kicks thrown in. Why we do kickboxing too? It is because kickboxing is truly more effective than most martial arts in the area of weight loss and getting a cardiovascular workout. Besides improving fitness our kickboxing trainings will give you Effective Simple Self Defense and Combat abilities. Unlike traditional martial arts which take years to learn, it is possible for a layman to learn kickboxing within a few months, beginners can kick into action right away, with the fast paced action and dynamic combos, you'll not get tired of it.

The Chinese Martial Arts we are teaching are unique martial arts (Real Kung Fu) that include methods of flexibility, forms, Qi Gong (气功), Self Defence & body conditioning. It calls for the use of the entire body in an integrated way to exercise & progressively strengthen the muscles, tendons, ligaments and bones. They have the strong points of both external and internal styles of Chinese martial arts making the body in a way that is both powerful yet graceful, fast yet slow, hard yet soft.

Our Martial Arts Training imparts confidence, patience & discipline while improving your grace, strength, agility & self defence skills. Outstanding trainees will have the opportunity to represent us in Performances or Competitions in Singapore & Overseas. But we don't just practice Chinese Martial Arts solely for its health benefits, for performance sake, to win trophies in competitions or simply for more personal security. To us Martial Artists, It Is The Path To Enlightenment...

The main style of Traditional Chinese Martial Arts we train are Hung Gar of the renown Wong Fei Hung lineage, Wing Chun Kung Fu and Shaolin Kung Fu passed down from the elders who fled mainland China during the cultural revolution. In addition, we also train in Combative Kickboxing, Chinese Sanshou and the usage of Traditional Chinese Weaponry.

We provide Top Quality & Enjoyable one-on-one private coaching/lesson or in seminar training. Our training is available in both English & Mandarin.

The private lessons conducted by Coach Leroy Kwok cost $350 for 4 lessons lasting 1hr to 2hr each, and each payment is valid for 2months. Trainees can request to train in any location across Singapore.

Seminar lasting 2 days within the same week, lasting 2hr to 3hr each day will cost $50 per person, for at least 12 people signing up.

Group training (conducted in parks) :

Cost S$100 per month training once every week.
Cost S$150 per month training twice or more every week.

We are charging our trainees the best possible rates (Sadly not the cheapest in Singapore). But it is certainly Best Value Priced for the high quality, meticulous & friendly coaching received, not to mention you will be led by some of Singapore's most accomplished & upright martial arts instructor.

The modern Chinese translation for Martial Arts is "Wushu: 武术". But True Martial Artists prefer using the traditional term "Kung Fu: 功夫" to replace the word Wushu, meaning “Skill derived through time and effort.” Many styles of martial arts exist in China, some as young as 100 years and others as old as 5000 years. As opposed to solely a healthful practice, a sport, a fighting method or a military system, Chinese Martial Arts always has three aspects, the Artistic, the Healthful and the Self-defense. While certain schools emphasized one aspect over the others but typically all three were included. These styles with Lineage, Tradition, emphasis on Self Defence & Health, are known as Traditional Styles, Traditional Wushu, Traditional Chinese Martial Arts or Kung Fu.

Since 1960s, the People's Republic of China started systematically formalizing the study of Chinese Martial Arts, promoting them as a Demonstrative Sport. This new form breaks away from its lineage and tradition, is practiced much like gymnastics with no real combat applications. In most English speaking countries, this contemporary sports version is called Wushu or Contemporary Wushu. “Wushu” is often used to refer to the Contemporary Sport version, while “Kung Fu” refers to Traditional Chinese Martial Arts.

In our Kung Fu Club, we only train Traditional Chinese Martial Arts, Chinese Sanshou & Combative Kickboxing.