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Northern vs. Southern Kung Fu Styles: Which Produce Better Fighters?

Article by: Gordon Richiusa

Like a giant yingyang symbol, the People’s Republic of China could be divided into two opposing halves, each with its own special brand of kung fu. Richard Vera holds the distinction of having been trained in both the northern and southern styles of kung fu by distinguished shaolin-style instructor Ark Wong. As a martial arts [...]

History of Hop Gar Kung Fu

Article by: World Wide Dojo

Hop Gar kung fu is rooted in the Buddhist monasteries of Tibet. Buddhist monks spread the seeds of this ancient art from Tibet through southern China. These spiritual masters developed an understanding of both mind and body through the practice of meditation. It was in this state of consciousness that Hop Gar was conceptualized. While [...]

Hop Gar

Article by: World Wide Dojo

A style of Wushu emphasizing combat effectiveness. The style is based on Lion Roar Wushu, which originated during the Tang dynasty and was taught to many generations of monks It finally reached the Lama, from which the style derived its nickname, Lama Wushu. The name was changed to Hop Gar early in the twentieth century. [...]