"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." – Lao Tzu
You’re in the right place.
we believe that Mastery is a lifelong and noble pursuit.
Looking to master kung fu?
As best we can, we promise to guide your kung fu quest.
Our Approach
Every Kung Fu student begins their journey from a unique point. Some seek strength, others desire mobility, and some pursue beauty, often underestimating the importance of practical combat skills.
Many misconceptions exist about Kung Fu being just forms and not being intense, but achieving balance in body, mind, and spirit is essential.
That’s why we’ve developed three modern systems to effectively share our traditional syllabus and bust these myths.
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A mindful fitness-focused approach that emphasizes movement and enjoyment, leaving you with a sweat and a smile, all rooted in Kung Fu and Tai Chi principles.
Traditionally, Kung Fu students were expected to already have a good level of athleticism before specialising in specific styles or forms, a standard still upheld by many traditional schools. Kung Fu for Fun aims to bridge that gap for seasoned Tai Chi practitioners, Kung Fu enthusiasts, and beginners alike, leaving everyone with a sweat and a smile.
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The traditional method, where you learn forms and techniques as a regular class would, providing a comprehensive understanding of martial arts.
Each student receives a personalized syllabus guided by Yeung Sifu’s mastery. Expect forms, weapon work, light sparring, theory sharing, and breath work tailored to the style you want to learn from us.
(scroll down to discover our styles)
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Birthed out of the pandemic, our Kung Fu at Home approach allows students to practice in the comfort of their own space. Recognizing that not everyone can visit us in Hong Kong, we offer flexible training options.
Through one-on-one Zoom sessions, instructional videos, and webinar classes, students can explore forms, conditioning exercises, and breath work. These sessions are typically conducted in English and tailored to accommodate the European time zone.
The Faces of Our martial club
Yeung Yat Fan, Sifu
Yeung Sifu is a master of traditional Northern Kung Fu styles, including Tongbei, Xingyi, Taichi, Bagua, and Chinese weaponry, with decades of experience. Born and raised in Hong Kong, he combines his martial arts mastery with an academic background in Educational Psychology and Chinese Philosophy.
Yeung Sifu trained in Tongbei Quan under Sifu Juk Jan-Cheung and studied Traditional Wu Taichi from lineage holder Sifu Chan Yao-Choi. With over 15 years of experience teaching Kung Fu, he is also a gold medalist in the 2013 China National Tournament for Chinese Martial Arts.
In addition to his martial arts expertise, Yeung Sifu manages his own tea leaf business and shares his passion for Chinese culture through calligraphy and tea ceremonies.
Ray Chan, Coach & co-founder
Originally from London, Raymond assists Yeung Sifu with classes and manages all things business-y: marketing, social media, content and yes, even this website!
A certified trainer and dedicated Kung Fu practitioner, Raymond follows Sifu Yeung’s methods in Taichi, Tongbei, Bagua Zhang and classical Chinese weaponry.
His credentials include:
NASM Certified Personal Trainer
Level 2 Animal Flow Instructor
10+ Years of experience in Chinese martial arts
Raymond's unique blend of expertise and martial arts passion allows him to create a balanced approach, enriching the Kung Fu experience for all students.
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kung fu quest: Where warriors begin their journey
Beyond Fitness. Beyond Sport. This Is Traditional Kung Fu.
What Sets Our Academy Apart:
Real Lineage Systems — complete and unfiltered
Application Over Imitation — Know why it works, how it works, and make it work
Learn from Sifu Yeung Yat Fan — Decades of mastery, zero secrets, open to all
This isn't a gym. This is a lifelong quest for mastery.
media and mentions
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HK01 Martial lab 武備志
HK01 Martial Lab article explores Tongbei Boxing's movement principles, history and modern adaptations, highlighting power generation, stepping, and cultural evolution.
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星島日報 Singtao Daily
Interview back in 2020. They were curious about how we openly teach Traditional Zuo Family Pigua Tongbei in Hong Kong in an effort to preserve the style more. Even to overseas students!
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Bulletinen Magazine
A magazine run by the Swedish Chambers in Hong Kong. They were curious about Yeung Sifu, who spent over 13 years in Sweden yet came back to teach Kung Fu, Taichi, and Calligraphy.