Fundamental Concepts
Lei Quan Gong Kung Fu is a style focusing on the Art of Survival. Practitioners at the Club learn and develop through the application of the style to the challenging problem of surviving realistic encounters with both single and multiple opponents. This focus on the Survival Spirit and the awareness of multiple attackers distinguishes Lei Quan Gong and The University of Queen
sland Kung Fu Club as a unique Art and training organisation. Through studying the Art, the practitioner of Lei Quan Gong learns to extend and move beyond personal barriers, be they physical or psychological, to see the reality of one's circumstances. Lei Quan Gong is a system which has small, quick, relaxed, flowing, circular movements for manoeuvring and also the strong, brisk, muscular movements of harder styles. Approach
Within the fighting art, the concern for physical size has been minimised and the aspects of attitude and skill stressed. We do not train for competition at the Club, but test our training in various random individual and group attack scenarios of varying degrees of pressure depending on the proficiency of the student. Surviving the Group
It is often the case that self defence situations involve more than one opponent, therefore requiring a solution that extends beyond the one-on-one context. It can be seen that learning a system that incorporates group attack survival is of prime importance if one wishes to learn true self-defence. At its highest expression, Lei Quan Gong is a profoundly creative, intuitive and spontaneous discipline practically suited to these situations. Moreover, while martial arts is the great vehicle of learning in Lei Quan Gong, many unforeseen rewards accrue along the way, and skills learnt surprisingly carry over into many other aspects of life.
