Un enseignement traditionnel transmis de génération en génération par les Grands Maîtres depuis le 18ème siècle. Aujourd’hui, grâce au Grand Maître Nam Anh, ceinture rouge 9ème dan, et à ses Écoles cet enseignement rayonne à travers le monde entier
Wing Chun is a style invented by a woman and passed on to a woman. This style recognized for its famous technique of sticky hands, aims to overcome his opponent by the principle of short path and flexibility in the techniques.
The Pak Mei is the first style that advocates the short ride in techniques. It stands out for its famous shot of the eye of the Phoenix, aiming to reach the vital points of the body, and in these attacks seeking to break the bridge of the opponent.
Tai Chi is a valuable art providing longevity and many health benefits. This style leads to the harmonization of body and mind, for the attainment of inner peace. The practice is accessible to everyone, regardless of your age or physical condition.
Apart from the obvious manifestations of martial arts, Kung Fu aims explicitly the development and accomplishment of human beings in their every aspect.
A traditional teaching, transmitted by Grand Masters since the 18th century, to Grand Master Nam Anh, 9th dan red belt, founder of the Nam Anh Ching Woo Kung Fu Academy and its 8 schools throughout the world.
The history of Kung Fu is rich with stories of adaptation, survival, and innovation. Among the most intriguing tales is the dynamic relationship between Pak
Kung Fu classes provide an opportunity for personal growth, combining physical discipline with mental and spiritual development. For older teens and young adults, these classes
Grand Maître Nam Anh, 2014 Une bonne pratique requiert une condition essentielle : qu’elle soit encadrée par un maître dont la compétence est attestée par
« L’être humain est une miette de connaissance à la merci de la naissance et de la mort, devant le Tao infiniment grand et plein
Grand Master Nam Anh, 2013 For most of us, clothing protects us from the cold and the wind; it maintains our human warmth and preserves
Grand Master Nam Anh, 2013 «…the taller and tougher the enemy, the more interesting the fight…as the number of adversaries increases, so does the joy
