Hung Ga
洪家
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At a Glance
Who It's For
What You'll Learn
Fu Hok Seung Ying Kuen (虎鶴雙形拳, Tiger-Crane combination form)
Kiu sau (橋手, iron bridge hand) techniques for devastating close-range power
Sei ping ma (四平馬, horse stance) training for rooted stability
Tit sa jeung (鐵砂掌, Iron Palm) conditioning and dit da (跌打, fall-hit medicine)
Ng ying (五形, Five Animals) and ng hang (五行, Five Elements) martial theory
Your First Class
Watch & Learn
Legends of Hung Ga
Wong Fei-hung (黃飛鴻)
Wong Fei-hung was a legendary Hung Ga Kung Fu master, traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, and folk hero. His life has been depicted in over 100 films, making him one of the most portrayed martial artists in cinema history.
Lam Sai Wing
Chiu Chi Ling
Related Styles
Wing Chun
Wing Chun (詠春拳) is a Southern Chinese martial art emphasizing close-range combat, simultaneous defense and attack, and economy of motion. Popularized globally by Ip Man and Bruce Lee, it uses centerline theory and sensitivity training — Chi Sau (黐手, sticky hands).
Choy Ley Fut
Choy Ley Fut (蔡李佛, Choy Li Fut) is a Southern Chinese martial art that combines the long-range techniques — cheung kiu (長橋, long bridge) — of northern styles with the close-range power — dyun kiu (短橋, short bridge) — of southern styles. It is known for its powerful, swinging strikes and extensive weapon curriculum.
White Crane
White Crane — Bai He Quan (白鶴拳) — is a Southern Chinese martial art from Fujian province, inspired by the movements of the crane. It emphasizes evasive footwork, rapid hand strikes — he zui shou (鶴嘴手, crane-beak hand) — and the use of an opponent's force against them.
Kung Fu
Kung Fu — gongfu (功夫) — is a broad term for Chinese martial arts, or wushu (武術), encompassing hundreds of styles. Training typically includes forms — taolu (套路) — conditioning, and combat applications with an emphasis on philosophy and tradition.
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