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Whip Staff & Practical Applications Seminar by Master Guo Naihui
Master Guo Naihui is a disciple of Grandmaster Ma Yingda, son of very famous Ma Fengtu (Ma Style Tonbei). He was recently featured in the latest issue of the “Kung Fu Tai Chi Magazine.” Master Guo will be teaching a seminar on Whip Staff “Bian Gan” and its practical applications. This seminar is hosted by the World Fighting Martial Arts Federation (WFMAF). Date: May 25, 2017 Time:…
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Competition Video 2015 Part 3 at US Open Martial Arts Championship
Martial arts competition video with continuous sparring and full contact sparring at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015. To watch more videos, please visit WFMAF’s YouTube channel. US Open Martial Arts Championship Every year, the US Open Martial Arts Championship (USOMAC) attracts hundreds of elite competitors from around the world. They gather here in New York City to compete for medals and cash prizes, with diverse…
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Competition Video 2015 Part 2 at US Open Martial Arts Championship
Martial arts competition video with team demo, weapon forms, push hands, and shuai jiao at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015. To watch more videos, please visit WFMAF’s YouTube channel. US Open Martial Arts Championship Every year, the US Open Martial Arts Championship (USOMAC) attracts hundreds of elite competitors from around the world. They gather here in New York City to compete for medals and cash…
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Competition Video 2015 Part 1 at US Open Martial Arts Championship
Martial arts competition video with master demos, hand forms, and weapon forms at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015. To watch more videos, please visit WFMAF’s YouTube channel. US Open Martial Arts Championship Every year, the US Open Martial Arts Championship (USOMAC) attracts hundreds of elite competitors from around the world. They gather here in New York City to compete for medals and cash prizes, with…
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Competition Highlights at US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015
Martial arts competition highlights at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2015. To watch more videos, please visit WFMAF’s YouTube channel. US Open Martial Arts Championship Every year, the US Open Martial Arts Championship (USOMAC) attracts hundreds of elite competitors from around the world. They gather here in New York City to compete for medals and cash prizes, with diverse divisions including form competitions (open hand & weapons) in…
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Martial Arts Sparring at US Open Martial Arts Championship 2013
Martial arts sparring broadcast at the US Open Martial Arts Championship 2013. To watch more videos, please visit WFMAF’s YouTube channel. US Open Martial Arts Championship Every year, the US Open Martial Arts Championship (USOMAC) attracts hundreds of elite competitors from around the world. They gather here in New York City to compete for medals and cash prizes, with diverse divisions including form competitions (open hand & weapons)…
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Essence of Lien Bu Chuan: Authors Collaborate to Preserve Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Form
Hi folks, Our book is finally published! After three years in the making we’re ready to share the news, and ask you to do the same by forwarding this announcement to your contacts, and spreading the news on Facebook and wherever else you can. The Continuous Steps Form (Lien Bu Chuan) was chosen as one of…
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The WFMAF’s President Attended the 10th Year Anniversary Ceremony for the Establishment of Born-2-Win Martial Arts under Sensei Juan Jimenez
The ceremony was hosted this Saturday, July 11, 2015 by Sensei Jimenez, the founder of Born-2-Win Martial Arts, and his black belt students in Richmond Hill, NY. At the ceremony, the WFMAF’s president awarded to Sensei Jimenez a certificate of appreciation, with a letter of congratulation, for his contribution to…
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One’s Journey in the Learning of Tai Chi and Kung Fu
My introduction to Tai Chi principles came long before I ever heard of or saw any Tai Chi. In the early 1990’s, I was in my 40’s and a neighbor bought a ranch with some horses included in the sale. None of us knew how to ride or care for horses, so we learned together. In order to approach a new horse, you have to go quietly, slowly and yet have confidence. When mounting…
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Learning San Shou from Grandmaster Li Tai Liang
(Examiner.com) – San Shou or Sanda is a Chinese self-defense system and combat sport. San Shou is a martial art which was developed by the Chinese military based upon traditional Kung Fu and modern combat and fighting techniques; it consists of full-contact punches, kicks, wrestling, takedowns, throws, sweeps, kick catches, and in some competitions, even elbow and knee strikes. Click here to read more Examiner.com – May 16, 2012
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