Sifu Kisu of the Harmonious Fist Chinese Athletic Association

Sifu Kisu of the Harmonious Fist Chinese Athletic Association Come and explore the deep principles, biomechanics, and philosophical core of traditional Chinese martial arts. Subtlety over brutality
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The Northern Shaolin style of Kung Fu as made famous by Grand Master Kuo Yu Chang is a cumulative set of Kung Fu techniques, both northern and southern styles, choreographed by the Grand Master into a curriculum that he taught both in the Nam Jing Kung Fu Institute and his Canton Kung Fu institute. His curriculum increased throughout his teaching years to include techniques of many styles. The Gra

nd Master, being highly skilled in the Northern style of Kung Fu, emphasized the Northern style of Shaolin Kung Fu in his teachings. Since most of the stories of martial art origins, including that of the Northern Shaolin style, are passed down by word of mouth, we can treat all of this as more a part of a legend than facts. The Northern Shaolim style of kung fu is one of the most prominent traditional Northern styles of Chinese martial arts. The Northern styles of Gung-fu generally emphasize long range techniques, quick advances and retreats, wide stances, kicking and leaping techniques, whirling circular blocks, quickness, agility, and aggressive attacks. The system teaches empty-hand techniques and weaponry through predetermined combinations, routines, or movement of sets. The students learn the basics by practicing the routines until the movements in the routines can be executed naturally based on instinct. Then, two or multiple man sets are practiced to train responses and applications of techniques learned from the sets. The practice sets/routines are not only practical in applications but are also graceful and artistic in nature. The fluidness of the movements combined with acrobatic techniques are trademarks of the Northern Shaolim Kung-Fu sets. The Northern Shaolim style of Kung-Fu was made famous by the late Grand Master Ku Yu Cheung. There are many legends about the master. According to some related by his close students, Master Ku's father was an accomplished exponent of the Tan Toi (Snapping Kicks) Kung-Fu style. When he was young, Master Ku traveled throughout Northern China to learn all the northern kung-fu systems. He was renowned for his Iron Palm techniques and the application of the long spear weapon. He organized all his learnings into what is the Northern Shaolim Kung Fu today. Oh yeah;
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07/31/2026

The Fan in Chinese Martial Arts: Tradition and Modern Adaptation

The sudden snap of an opening fan has become a familiar sound at Taijiquan demonstrations, tournaments, and group exercise classes. Fan forms are now practiced throughout China and around the world, often accompanied by music and performed with brightly colored silk fans. Although they appear thoroughly traditional, most of the routines practiced today are modern adaptations rather than forms inherited from the early generations of the internal martial arts.

Fans have a genuine place in Chinese martial culture. The folding fan, or zhéshàn 折扇, became particularly fashionable during the Ming and Qing dynasties. A strongly constructed fan could be used for personal defense. When closed, it functioned much like a short stick, capable of striking the hands, face, throat, or other vulnerable areas. It could also be used to press joints, release a grip, or assist in trapping an opponent’s arm. When opened, the fan might distract an attacker, obscure his vision, or conceal the movement of the other hand.....

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07/30/2026

Tai Chi on a hot summers day😅

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TOMORROW NIGHT

After a great Smoker VIII event comes….Get The Smoke IV, our 9th striking smoker event!!

📅 Friday July 24th 2026

📍Combat Principles MMA
15220-b Dino Dr Burtonsville MD 20866

💵Fighters: $15 Registration fee
(Cash App $primeninja or Venmo -Zimmerman after completing the form)
$15 Corner fee (same, or pay at the door)
Entrance fee for non fighters: $20 (Pay at door)

🧃Snacks and Drinks can be purchased at the venue!

CPMMA is hosting a Sanda/Muay Thai/Only Handz smoker!
🥊Throw and catch hands for 3 rounds of 2minute action!
⚖️Weigh-ins are from 6 pm - 6:30pm
🧑‍⚖️Rules Meeting is at 6:30pm
💨Get The Smoke at 7pm

Come Prepared with:
•16-18oz gloves
•shin guards (for kicking sports)
•cup, mouthpiece, head gear
•Corner kit (water, Vaseline, ice, towel) (optional)

Contact us at (240) 543-2970 or [email protected]
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