Brea Shaolin Kung Fu

Brea Shaolin Kung Fu Teaching Traditional Chinese Kung Fu Since 1985.

Difference Between Traditional and Modern Martial Arts Training http://wp.me/p2MFME-M7
11/11/2014

Difference Between Traditional and Modern Martial Arts Training http://wp.me/p2MFME-M7

The main difference between traditional and modern martial arts training is basically that traditional training is much more indepth at every level: physical, spiritual, and ethical. A life long practical study and practice that is about life and how you behave in it. Traditional training is not about the perceived concept of winning, but rather how you win and therefore what you win.

Kung Fu Master Self-Defense Demonstration at CSUF Sat. Oct. 18, 9:30am http://wp.me/p2MFME-Mb
10/16/2014

Kung Fu Master Self-Defense Demonstration at CSUF Sat. Oct. 18, 9:30am http://wp.me/p2MFME-Mb

From the mid-October Fullerton Observer - pass the word to those who may benefit. Kung Fu Master Charles Robert (pictured above) will demonstrate simple and effective techniques for self-defense at 9:30am on Saturday, October 18 in “Self-defense for Personal Security,” a free class open to the public at the Ruby Gerontology Center on the Cal State Fullerton campus, 800 N.State College Blvd., Fullerton.

Bowing – A Kung Fu Greeting http://wp.me/p2MFME-M2
10/01/2014

Bowing – A Kung Fu Greeting http://wp.me/p2MFME-M2

Right hand is clenched, left hand is wrapped around or over right fist. This is the general martial greeting of kung fu as well as many other martial arts styles. It is known as bowing. A greeting of mutual respect and peaceful intention. The right fist is a sign of rigorous practice and a strong and willing martial ability to defend or attack! [ 18 more words. ]

Training For More Willpower?
08/03/2014

Training For More Willpower?

As your traditional training progresses, you’ll get to hear older students interact with each other outside of class. Sometimes it’s friendly banter and other times it might be to give or ask advice for any of life’s curve balls. A… [ 707 more words. ]

Better Sore Than Sorry
06/07/2014

Better Sore Than Sorry

Traditional martial arts training involves pain. There is no escaping it. Mostly, we’re talking about pain that comes from sore muscles, some bumps and bruises, and maybe some hurt egos. No one joined the school to learn dancing. Each student… [ 192 more words. ]

Elbow grease. Time. Thought. Persistence. http://wp.me/p2MFME-Lr
05/28/2014

Elbow grease. Time. Thought. Persistence. http://wp.me/p2MFME-Lr

“I didn’t really know how to write songs. I knew I wanted to write songs, but I didn’t know exactly, did you just wait around for inspiration, you know, what was the deal? I learned through Jackson’s [Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Singer-Songwriter… [ 161 more words. ]

Here's Proof That Exercise Changes Everything
05/23/2014

Here's Proof That Exercise Changes Everything

Below is a brief article from the Huntington Post reminding us of the importance of consistent exercise to better our lives… just one more reason to put the uniform on and join the class! Here’s Proof That Exercise Changes Everything The Huffington… [ 317 more words. ]

The Better You Get, The More Your Enjoy It
05/11/2014

The Better You Get, The More Your Enjoy It

“Cooking should never be a chore. The more you cook, the more confident you become. That way, you actually start to enjoy it and that’s the key to good cooking – having a bit of fun along the way.” Master Chef Gordon Ramsay,… [ 479 more words. ]

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04/28/2014

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Ton Toi’s are a set of training exercises that are used by most styles of Kung Fu. They originated in the northwest of China – probably having come from a long ago extinct style, but picked up and used by many current styles. There are three… [ 117 more words. ]

Sparring
04/20/2014

Sparring

Everything that is taught at our school is designed for sparring – for the martial purpose of defending yourself and others and ultimately controlling your opponent(s). The demanding regimen of punches and kicks, exercises, stances, forms,… [ 459 more words. ]

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1219 W Imperial Highway, Ste 104
Brea, CA
92821

Opening Hours

Monday 4pm - 8pm
Tuesday 4pm - 8pm
Wednesday 4pm - 9:30pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 4pm - 7:30pm
Saturday 10am - 1pm
Sunday 11am - 12:30pm

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