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First
Impression
TRIAL
LESSON
SHOPPING FOR THE PERFECT MARTIAL ARTS PROGRAM? BEFORE
YOU ENROLL, CONSIDER TRYING
A FREE CLASS IN KUNG
FU OR TAI CHI.
WE MAKE IT EASY; THERE'S NO NEED TO CALL
AHEAD.
SEE
OUR SCHEDULE FOR INTRO
CLASSES AND CHECK THE SCHEDULED CLOSINGS. WEAR LOOSE FITTING ATTIRE WITH
RUBBER SOLE SHOES AND COME 10 MINUTES BEFORE class
TO INTRODUCE YOURSELF.
CLICK HERE
for Parking information, and DIRECTIONS.
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Newton Location |
Calvin Chin, chief disciple and successor of the Fu
Hok Tai He Morn system teaches and oversees all classes at
the Newton location. A full instructor since the age of
16, he continues to teach children age 5 and up to senior
adults over 85.
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Girl Power
A daughter's
martial arts expertise offers her parents peace-of-mind,
yet many girls never get an opportunity to learn.
Martial arts is male-dominated because many girls are
not as attracted to brute force and combat techniques.
At Calvin Chin's Martial Arts Academy, we have
leveled the playing field for boys and girls, as our
training method uses natural strength and proper
alignment based on the principles of body mechanics.
Skill gained through efficient use of force and total
coordination is the reward.
On the surface, our choreographed sequences
reflect the exquisite artistry of the form, much like
dance. Unlike dance, each movement carries an intent
reflecting the functional aspect of a traditional
martial art. Along with the practical knowledge gained,
our training method, Fu Hok Tai He Morn is a great
vehicle for developing a strong body and mind; lifting
the inner- spirit and enhancing self-awareness in
maturing girls.
To learn more about
the use of natural strength, click
here to read "The Softness in Hung Gar"
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OTHER
LOCATIONS
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Austin Location |
| Hassan Antar began his martial arts career as
a
teenager with
an interest in boxing, Korean and Brazilian martial
arts. In 1977, Hassan joined the Academy of Chinese
Martial Arts, in Boston's Chinatown under
Grandmaster Kwong Tit Fu. From
1996, he continued his studies
under the grandmaster's principal disciple,
Calvin
Chin.
Sifu Antar's
achievements include winning the New England Regional
Full-Contact
Middle-Weight Kung-Fu Championship Title two years after
joining the Academy in
Chinatown, as well as winning
second-place medals in Tai Chi Push Hands in Baltimore
in 1999.
Sifu Antar has taught
kung fu and tai chi in Boston since 1986. In 1999, he
moved to the Southwest, first settling in Phoenix, now
currently residing in Austin, Texas where he continues to
provide private instruction.
4715 Dorchester Heights Lane
Austin, TX 78754
512.926.9757
Click here
to contact Sifu Antar
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Ken Hay studied Japanese and Korean martial arts
before he started his training under Kwong Tit-Fu in 1978
at the Academy of Chinese Martial Arts in Boston's
Chinatown. He won first-place in 1981 and second-place in
1982 in full contact sparring in tournaments sponsored by
the New England Kung Fu Federation. He was also an
assistant instructor for the Academy of Chinese Martial
Arts.
Before leaving the Boston area, Sifu Hay was gold belt
certified by the late grandmaster in 1995. He settled in
San Francisco where he formed the University of San
Francisco Gung Fu Club to teach kung fu and tai chi. He
is sanctioned by Calvin Chin to teach the Fu Hok Tai He
Morn system. He continues to provide private
instruction, while in search of a new teaching facility.
Click
here to contact Sifu Hay
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Chinatown Main Street
Spring Festival
Sunday, June 22, 2008, 10am
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Year
of the Tiger 4708
Boston's Chinatown will light up in celebration on
Sunday, February
21, 2010, 10:30am
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