Who We Are
The Sharing of Knowledge
The Five Ancestors Fist seeks to enhance the development of our students throughout their entire training experience. To promote the historical kung fu system of the Five Ancestors Fist the empty hand, the weapons in relation to understand and be part of the historicity of those weapons, the self defense, the use of those weapons as instruments to aid in exercises for total physical well being and the promotion of good sportsmanship and discipline.
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*Training for physical health, motor development that is goh cho kun kung fu based.
*To discipline the mind, body and spirit.
*To develop practical self defense through the exercise of traditional goh cho kun kung fu hand and weapon forms.
*To develop self confidence, love of country and good moral character
*To train students to become successful career goh cho kun instructors.
* To maintain a quality standard, integrity and prestige of goh cho kun through credible programs.
* To provide continuing classes to all level
* To maintain and share the factual history of Five Ancestors Fist
I'm Development of self defense skills by enhancing one's body to skillfully use the arms, hands, legs in coordinated fighting movements. Also using the forms as a means of exercise to maintain a total mental and physical health.
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Empty Hand Form
Formulated empty hand movements design to enhance the fighting skills of one's use of fist, hands, arms feet and legs. The exercise is also design to develop total physical and mental well being.
Empty Hand form Drills
Two or more person set drills to develop strike sensitivity, distance, timing, focus, reaction, reflex, coordination, control, confidence and the no fear factor.
Weapon fighting drills one on one or more than one is design to develop weapon control, coordination, technique, contact sensitivity, confidence, reflex, focus and no fear factor.
Lei Tai Sport Fighting and Conditioning
Lei Tai sport fighting to provide a safe and friendly arena for goh cho athletes to engaged in full contact with the use of fundamental techniques that include striking, kicking and take downs. A feel of getting hit, the use of actual techniques and applications. Conditioning that include forearm, fist and feet strengthening to be able to execute effective powerful techniques without injuriring oneself.
Weapon Fight Drill
WELCOME TO THE FIVE ANCESTORS FIST
The Five Ancestors Fist or Goh Cho Kun was founded in Fujian province China in the 1800's by prominent Tai Cho Fist masters 太祖拳. It is a combination of the five kung fu system they are:
1. Tai Cho Fist for it is power, explosiveness and strength.
2. Lo Han boxing for its flexibility and speed.
3. Monkey Fist for its agility and dexterity.
4. Fujian White Crane Fist for its intricate and lighting whipping technique.
5. Da Mo for its breathing internal "qi" technique the ability to absorb and deflects hits.
In the mid 1900's due to the civil war, war with Japan and later the communist takeopver of mainland China several Goh Cho Kun masters will migrate to Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Burma, Thailand, Vietnam and Japan and established their new home to continue to teach the combat art of Five Ancestors Fist to become an integral martial art culture of their new country. The influence of the Five Ancestors Fist will be incorporated with the development of Karate, Silat, Kuntao, Eskrima and Kick Boxing.
2020 The New Normal due to Covid19
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Stay healthy though proper exercise
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Eat notorious food
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Stay hydrated
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Physical distancing at least 6 feet
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Wear face mask as much as possible
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Wash hands frequently
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Practice your kung fu regularly
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Avoid touching your nose
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Cover your mouth or sneeze or coughing on your forearms.
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Kung fu training avoid full contact drills
Training Hours
To be announce