Tai Mantis Kung-Fu Association

Campbell, Estados Unidos

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Teléfono:
+1 408-377-0415
Dirección:
165 Cristich Lane, Campbell, CA, 95008
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
340 mWinchester
930 mCampbell
2 kmHamilton
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Horario local (Campbell) 21:54 viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2024

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2 opiniones sobre Tai Mantis Kung-Fu Association

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Tu valoración: 5
San Jose, CA
This school is tucked away and a great find for those who seek traditional kung fu. Sifu Eng has dedicated his life to practicing and teaching martial arts. This school is def not commercial at all. It’s more low key, traditional and casual.
You can learn many things here… hand forms, self defense, weapons… go check it out!
Tu valoración: 5
San Francisco, CA
Sifu Eng is a wonderful teacher who genuinely cares about his students, and tries to promote traditional kungfu values and build a real «family» with his school. He is one of the most well-​respected masters of the art still living today. Unfortunately, he is not nearly as well-​known as his «insider» reputation would indicate, because he keeps a very low profile and generally just wants to teach kungfu, not make money off of his students.
No belts, no five-​year contracts, no gimmicks. Just old-​fashioned teaching, and the expectation that you will do the work if you want to gain the skill.