New York Hung Ga Kung Fu Martial Arts Academy

Beginning in February, New York Hung Ga will begin holding classes two days per week. The first class under the new scheduled will be on Monday, February 4, 2013. The new schedule is as follows:

Mondays (6:30-8:30PM)
6:30-7:00: Forms
7:00-7:45: Kung Fu
7:45-8:30: San Da

Wednesdays (6:30-8:30PM)
6:30-7:15: Kung Fu
7:15-8:00: San Da
8:00-8:30: Forms

** IMPORTANT: Students are encouraged to sign up for automatic tuition payment soon as possible. The deadline for signing up is Monday, January 28, 2013.

Please go to the Tuition & Fees page and click on one of the two SUBSCRIBE buttons. There are two options: tuition for unlimited classes is $100/month, and for one time a week is $70/month.

Classes resume at New York Hung Ga on Friday, July 27 at 6:30PM. Class includes traditional hung ga and san da/self-defense. Please bring your own gloves and shin pads. Boxing gloves (12 or 14 oz.) and shinpads are mandatory.

Please remember to always consult the Calendars section for the full current schedule.

New York Hung Ga is once again doing a lion dance/kung fu show at the China Institute to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year on Sunday, February 5, 2012. The show will be from 11:00 - 12 noon, outdoors (dress appropriately), and is free to the public. The address is 125 E. 65th Street.

CCNY student Bernard Lee has produced a video, "Kung Fu in New York", which features our Sifu Yui Chow and New York Hung Ga. To watch the video, click here.

Wondering what practitioners of other martial arts styles think about New York Hung Ga? Check out the discussion forums on the Kung Fu Magazine site, about some of our YouTube videos:

• Discussion of the NYHG "Ten Killing Hands" video
• Discussion of the NYHG "Iron Wire" video

The following article was written by our own Sifu Chris Alexander and published in "Legends of Martial Arts" magazine, including demonstration photos of Sifu Chris and Sifu Matt.

In my younger years, I was a bit of a rabble rouser, and from the start, always regarded the martial arts from a combative point of view. I studied some karate, some kickboxing, and some Thai boxing, all with the notion that one day I would be called upon to use them in some emergency (usually one that could easily fit into the plot of any martial arts movie). During the Eighties, my search ended: I took up Hung-ga Kung-fu, and ended up staying with the style.

Now available on DVD is Azunne Arts' "Hung Ga Kung Fu", which features demonstrations by - you guessed it - New York Hung Ga!

 

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