Traditional martial arts training refers to training in a martial art that is rooted in the tenets set forth by the original master of the art. Subsequent masters are chosen to carry on the traditional teachings of that particular art. Often, the traditional martial art is rooted in a country’s history.

As such, traditional martial arts training implies that a student uphold the philosophical principles of the art and practice its techniques in a fashion similar to the founder’s or in the style’s natural progression.

The lineage between students and masters is very important in traditional martial arts training.

Our Kung Fu style, a traditional Northern Longfist called Huaquan (Glorious Boxing), can be traced from Sigung to his teacher Master Chen Hei Fuk, back to the last recorded grandmaster of this style, Grandmaster Cai Guiging.

Our Tai Chi style, traditional Yang style was taught to Sigung by Master Kai Chi Leung and Master Lin Lin Harn, son in law and daughter of the famous Grandmaster Harn Chin Tang.