Teacher's Experience and History

 

I started Kung fu about 28 years ago after hearing about a club from some friends, it was three days before my 17th birthday - I didn't know what style of Kung fu it was, I didn't know at the time that there were different styles! All I wanted to do was Kung fu, and I luckily picked Lau Gar Keun (Lau family fist).

I took my 1st degree black sash in Lau Gar in April 1985, and started teaching soon after that, first as an assistant teacher then on my own with my own school.

Even though Lau Gar is famous for it's tournament fighters, it's foundations and strengths are traditional in every way, from empty hand forms, traditional weapons, two person drills, hand and body conditioning. There is also Qi gong and meditation to strengthen the body from the inside.

As I moved up the grades in Lau Gar I became more and more interested in Chinese culture and Chinese medicine and after receiving some acupressure massage from Master Yau I decided a change of career was needed, so in 1991 I started a 3 year diploma in Acupuncture and Acupressure massage at the Northern College of Acupuncture in York.
 
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Visit the home page of the British Kung Fu Association
Testimonials from students.. Get in touch here.. Other links related to Chinese Health Care and Kung Fu.. Go to the front page
Overview of the various Chinese health care disciplines practiced..
More on Acupuncture..
Preventative and Curative herbal medicines..
Qi Gong is based on controlling the body's energy..
A health care perspective of Tai Chi..
An overview of Lau Gar Kung Fu..
An explanation of the Style and the History of the art..
Learn more about Keith here..
How Tai Chi is used alongside Lau Gar..
When and where sessions are held..

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