Ky Moo Kwan Chinese Boxing

Thank you for coming to Ky Moo Kwan Chinese Traditional Boxing Systems. Regardless of what style you come from, you are welcome to come in and look around. Please remember one thing when thinking about joining a martial arts school. Do your research, make sure to look up the schools teacher to find out if he or she is qualified to teach. Unfortunately there are far to many students that leave their teachers prematurely, thinking that they have what it takes to teach. Black belt level is finishing the basics in most systems. Black belt level does not make a teacher. To be very frank, it takes a special type of person to become a teacher. More Here

Not Another Knew System of Kung Fu

Ky Moo Kwan is not another system of martial arts. Ky Moo Kwan is the name of our schools. We have named the schools out of respect for the master who brought these systems of Chinese Martial arts to this area. The Systems that we teach are simply amazing. We teach Hung Kuen for beginners, Ying Yee and Tai Liu Chuan Fa for intermediate and advanced students. We also teach Tai Chi Chuan, Iron Body, Iron Palm, trapping, sticking, push hands, ancient Chinese Weapons, and so much more.

Our Two Advanced Chinese Boxing Systems

• Our First system of Chinese Boxing to mention is Tai Liu Chuan Fa. Tai Liu was created in the 14th century by the Suu Family in Southern China. Tai Liu was passed down from Father to son for the last seven hundred years until 1979, when the last Suu family Master Died. On his death bed Grand Master Tallbear was given the title of World leader of all the Tai Liu Schools. Tai Liu Chuan Fa is an incredible Southern Eagle and Mantis System. This Chinese Martial Art is known for it's Poison hand techniques, Master hand Techniques, Survival hand Techniques, Iron Palm techniques, Quickie hand techniques, fast hand techniques, and more. It is also known as a medium soft style. The Chinese Martial arts are known for its six hundred different systems of Kung Fu. These six hundred systems are cut into categories. These are soft and hard, long and short, and so on. Some systems of Kung Fu only train long length techniques such as Bok Hok Pai, or better known, "Northern Long Fist", and Tam Tiu. Others train only short techniques such as Wing Chun, Southern Eagle and Mantis, White Eyebrow, however White Eyebrow system has much more than short techniques, it is a full system with many amazing forms, technique's and weapons forms. Other styles and systems  train all four categories separately, and later in advanced stages, together seamlessly. As with Ying Yee, they have to learn the five element fists, then learn how to use soft and hard techniques, amazing animal forms, first separately, then mixed together, making it one of the most versatile systems ever. This system is also known as Hsing - I.

Luk Hup Bah Fah

Is known as one of the most advanced Chinese Boxing systems. In fact to learn the art of Luk Hup Bah Fah, you have to already have a master degree in other arts. Plus if you are over forty it is not recommended, due to it's being a very advanced type of Chinese traditional Wu Shu.

Luk Hup Bah Fah translated into English is Six Harmonies, and Eight Directions. The Eight also stands for Eight methods. Luk Hup Bah Fah is also one of the Internal methods of Chinese Boxing, but very seldom taught to students and teachers alike because of it's secrecy. When our teacher learned this art. Twenty years went by before one word of this art became known in English. Twenty years and only one article. Another ten years went by and two more articles came out talking about this amazing system. Now after our master started to talk about Luk Hup Bah Fah, everyone seems to know it now. Which is ridiculous, some people think that Luk Hup Bah Fah is one form of motion, "Wrong", it is a whole system of many many forms and methods, if you are taught one soft style form and your teacher tells you that it is Luk Hup, walk away, it would be like the blind leading the blind.