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Hi everyone,
My name is Jay and I'm from Hong Kong. I was born and raised here during British rule before moving to NYC. I'm not Chinese, but I'm interested in learning more about kung fu and looking for a good teacher here. I do speak fair Cantonese.
I have around three years of Minang silat under my belt. Any suggestions on practical (for today's world) arts and teachers in HK? I have a feeling this is going to create a ruckus.Thanks in advance!
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There's Jiangsu Chuojiao over there taught by Mei Dehao:
http://chuojiao.blogspot.com/
You may check it.
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A couple of years ago I visited Master Kwok Wan Ping who teaches Yuen Kay San Wing Chun and Fu style Ba Gua. Im not sure if he is still teaching or not, but I saw on youtube his son is now teaching.
Anyway his website is http://www.masterkwok.com/
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That's an excellent style. If I can live all over again, I'll definitely want to learn that style.Originally Posted by taaigihk
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Thanks for the recommendations guys--I definitely wouldn't have found those on my own!
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Learn all you can .Hi everyone,
My name is Jay and I'm from Hong Kong. I was born and raised here during British rule before moving to NYC. I'm not Chinese, but I'm interested in learning more about kung fu and looking for a good teacher here. I do speak fair Cantonese.
I have around three years of Minang silat under my belt. Any suggestions on practical (for today's world) arts and teachers in HK? I have a feeling this is going to create a ruckus.
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Thanks! That's the goal.
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taaigihk, thank you very much for the recommendation. Chuojiao looks very, very interesting for sure!
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I'm glad then. If you go to HK school, please send regards to master Mei from Polish Beijing chuojiaofanzi guy.
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