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. . .be still as a mountain, move like a great river . . .
Andrew Chung Internal Arts
Contact us for Seminar Schedule
These in-depth seminars are designed for all levels and areas of interest including health, martial arts and spiritual cultivation. As you complete each seminar you will naturally be progressing through the art. Although this progression can lead to martial applications and weapons training it should not intimidate individuals desiring to improve their health and cultivate inner peace. These are powerful arts that when practiced correctly will provide tremendous physical and mental benefits. These seminars will correctly teach you all the various aspects of each art including chi kung, meditation and theory.
Seminar Details
Instructor: Sifu Andrew Chung
Website: Chungskungfu.com
Location: John Williams Park, 6101 Sheridan St. Hollywood, FL (just west of 441, N side). If raining, go to the school 4980 SW 52nd Street; Suite 121; Ft. Lauderdale, FL 3314
Note: The Taoist Yoga and Meditation seminars will be at the school.
Who can attend: all levels, beginners welcome; experienced practitioners will go deeper.
Who should not attend: anyone with a negative character and/or overblown ego.
Cost: $150 each two day seminar (limited space so register and pay quickly; checks payable to Andrew Chung).
To register or for questions:
Call: Dorothy 954-224-9940
Email : Jeff at jfmtnes1@aol.com
Future seminars will include: Hsing-I’s foundation, Five Elements, Animals and weapons; Pa Kua’s foundations, Eight Mother Palms, applications, two man application form and weapons; Old Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan and Taoist Yoga and Mediation.
Hsing-I Chuan (Mind Form Fist) - Classical Hebei Style: Harmonizing the inside; coordinating the outside; unifying the whole.
Pa-Kua Chang (Eight Trigram Fist) – Dragon Style: Heaven and Earth manifest. Yin and Yang are in order. Everything is in flux. Walk the circle as if walking the Universe.
Tai Chi Chuan (Grand Ultimate Fist) – Old Yang Style: In stillness there is movement. In movement there is stillness.
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