Kung Fu Lesson #2

Here is the second lesson. Now instead just moving back and forth and striking the air you can introduce a target. To warm up and cool down you can return to Lesson #1 where you are simply moving back and forward in a shifting single sided stance aka dan been ma.

Kung Fu Dad: Kung Fu Lesson #2

Kung Fu Dad: Kung Fu Lesson #2

Tour of the Kung Fu Chamber

Side Stance

This technique can be done fast for cardio, low for strength training, and if done slowly can be used as moving meditation. This is the first in a series of drills that will train your stance as well as fighting techniques and have you a master at Kung Fu in no time.

Practice the simple moving first for a few days before adding too many techniques. After a week you should be ready to move on to the next drill which we will be posting soon.



Kung Fu is easier if you learn a little bit at a time. Even if you are an advanced practitioner you can still do this drill. I do a simple version of this every morning. It's also nice because you are unlikely to pull anything doing this slowly.

Noah Cheung's Chinatown Debut

Chinatown,
The crowds, the drums, the smells, the atmosphere.

Noah performs his Kung Fu
His kuen gwan do

Fist stick knife

A great Chinese Martial Arts Performance.

And cute too.

At the Opening to the new CCBA library

August Moon 2014

I actually brought our homemade lion head to play with the real lions

And I expanded my wheels on the Kung Fu bus idea from a song where children will follow along to something you can perform in a traditional setting.

The same goes for my Pirate Oar/Stick Form.

Now I need to work on the Cutlass part too. And of course I need students to learn my new system to see how they pick it up. This stuff is more for older kids and teens really. And of course adults. For kids, just do the songs, some drills, and play play play. Or as Noah says, "Do my own Kung Fu."