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44 Years
experience
Martial Arts Mastery & Cultural Heritage Performance
Founded in 1982 by Master Kee Ling, our association teaches the Northern Shaolin kung fu system of Mi Zong Lo Han, rooted in traditions from China's Shaolin Temple. Our curriculum emphasizes physical conditioning, self-defense, weapons training, and philosophical development, fostering discipline, humility, and respect. Over four decades, our students have earned numerous accolades at national and regional tournaments, including multiple gold medals at the USA Wushu Kung Fu Federation Nationals.We also preserve and innovate Southern lion dance, performing at cultural events while adhering to international standards. Our progressive approach welcomes practitioners of all backgrounds, balancing traditional techniques with modern applications. With instructors trained under renowned masters, we serve as a cornerstone for martial arts excellence in Southern California's tri-county region.
Services
Kung Fu Instruction
Lion Dance Training
Weapons Form Practice
Tournament Preparation
Self-Defense Classes
Details
- Year established: 1982
Highlights and features
- We offer 40+ years of combined experience in Northern Shaolin kung fu instruction.
- Our tournament teams have won 16+ national gold medals in weapons competitions.
- Certified instructors trained directly under Grand Master Raymond Wong since 1981.
- We maintain international lion dance standards while preserving Chinese traditions.
- Progressive open-door policy welcomes martial artists from all backgrounds.
What people say
Award-winning instructors
Cultural heritage preservation
Tournament medal success
Progressive teaching approach
Services
Kung Fu Instruction
Our Northern Shaolin kung fu program develops physical and mental discipline through traditional Mi Zong Lo Han techniques. Students master hand forms, footwork, and weapons while cultivating respect and perseverance. The curriculum emphasizes fluid movements and historical preservation while adapting to modern practitioners' needs, creating well-rounded martial artists.
Lion Dance Training
Southern lion dance instruction combines acrobatic movements with cultural tradition. Participants learn F-Shan and H-Shan styles, focusing on synchronized teamwork and symbolic rituals. Our group performs at festivals and events, maintaining international standards while incorporating contemporary enhancements for dynamic public performances.
Weapons Form Practice
Traditional weapons training extends students' physical awareness through swords, spears, and staffs. Each weapon's form teaches precision, control, and historical techniques while reinforcing mental focus. This advanced practice develops coordination and deepens understanding of kung fu's practical applications for dedicated martial artists.
People
Master Kee C. Ling
Chief Instructor
With 50+ years of martial arts experience, he teaches Mi Zong Lo Han kung fu and lion dance. A California Administrative Law Judge, he brings disciplined expertise to instruction while preserving traditional Shaolin methods.
Justin Ling
Assistant Instructor
Specializing in lion dance instruction since 1990, he leads junior and adult members in performance techniques and competition preparation. His expertise includes award-winning showmanship and advanced kung fu forms.
Samantha Hinde
Assistant Instructor
Teaching since 1994, she guides junior members in kung fu fundamentals and lion dance coordination. Her instruction focuses on building foundational skills while maintaining cultural authenticity in performance training.
Questions
What martial arts styles do you teach?
We specialize in Northern Shaolin's Mi Zong Lo Han kung fu system and Southern lion dance traditions.
What equipment is needed for beginners?
Beginners require standard martial arts attire; advanced students use traditional Chinese weapons during specialized training.
Are there performance opportunities?
Lion dance members perform at cultural events, parades, and official functions throughout Southern California's tri-county region.
What tournament experience do you offer?
Our students compete nationally in forms, sparring, and weapons divisions with multiple championship wins since 1996.
How long does mastery take?
Traditional kung fu requires years of dedicated practice without belt rankings; proficiency depends on individual commitment and aptitude.
