Topics: Martial Arts : Kung Fu
This category includes all martial arts of Chinese origin, often known in the West as "Kung Fu." It is the generic name for literally hundreds of individual Chinese fighting arts, both "internal" and "external," ancient and of relatively recent invention.
Crane
Crane (He Quan)
Schools and Instruction,
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Eagle Claw
Eagle Claw (Ying Zhao)
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Hung Gar
Hung Gar (Hong Jia Quan)
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Internal
The internal styles of the Chinese martial arts.
Baguazhang,
Ba Ji,
Organizations,
Schools and Instruction,
Tai Chi,
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Iron Palm
While not a true style of Kung Fu, this specialized art form is the subject of so much speculation and misinformation that it deserves its own category.
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Jow Ga
Jow Ga is widely practiced all over the world with its origins in the legendary Shaolin temples of Ancient China.
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Mantis
Links to sites about Praying Mantis (Tang Lang) styles of Kung Fu. Both Northern and Southern styles included.
Southern Praying Mantis,
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Organizations
This category is for Kung Fu organizations, federations, and associations which are of a general aspect to Kung Fu or organizations for specific styles for which no category exists.
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Schools and Instruction
This category is for schools as well as training and instructional programs which are of a general aspect to Kung Fu, or schools for specific Kung Fu style for which no category exists.
Asia,
Europe,
North America,
Oceania,
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Shaolin
Easily the most famous of the styles of Chinese Kung Fu, Shaolin Boxing originated at the Shaolin Temple on Song Mountain in Henan Province.
Schools and Instruction,
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Shuai Chiao
Shuai Chiao (Shuai Jiao)
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White Eyebrow
Often shrouded in mystery fed by popular Chinese novels and movies, much of the details about the origins of White Eyebrow have become too confused to quote reliably.
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Wing Chun
Wing Chun is the name of a system of martial arts developed in southern China approximately 300 years ago.
Organizations,
Schools and Instruction,
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Wushu
Category for Modern and Contemporary Wushu.
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