Thank you kindly.
I’d love to take you one myself dude, but I can’t even manage time to meet up with David and Rob or Bawang !
Sucks to have such limited time but such is life.
Between running the business, two kids and training myself with a 1 hour window between 5 and 6…I have become a 6th degree BB in juggling !!
LOL Awesome comment. Yeah, life can get hectic, I’m working full time, have two volunteer jobs, am trying to sell my book, am going back to school in September, so I KNOW busy but I decided I needed to get back into martial arts and back into working out again.
[QUOTE=sanjuro_ronin;1102413]…I have become a 6th degree BB in juggling !![/QUOTE]
I sense a Uki challenge coming from this…lol
Is Uki still around then? Most awesome troll ever.
Have you considered Toronto Buk Sing Kwoon.
I haven’t heard of them. What do they teach?
I’m also looking into the JiFeng Martial Arts Club. It’s encouraging that their video footage is all sparring and they apparently specialize in BaJi (which I’ve wanted to learn for a few years now).
[QUOTE=SimonM;1102488]I haven’t heard of them. What do they teach?[/QUOTE]
They teach Choy Lay Fut Buk Sing the third distinct line of CLF. Most of the focus is on applications, sparring and fighting principle as befitting of all Buk Sing schools.
But of course it is just a recommendation, and I am not familiar with Toronto CMA scene, that is the only place I know a bit of information on.
BDBSK who posts here trains at that place.
Some links for CMA in the GTA:
http://www.quocwaikungfu.com/
http://www.wix.com/torontobsk/toronto-buk-sing-kwoon
http://fightingfaction.com/
More internal stuff…
I’m pretty sure Glen Doyle teaches out of Milton. That’s the fighting faction one.
Brampton is north of the city, past the airport. That’s the quocwai one.
The CLF school doesn’t say where it is on it’s site.
Here another CLF i found, probably associated to the first link. This one is Richmond Hill.
Hung Luck
Hi Everyone - there will be a massive celebration of this club’s 50th anniversary teaching kungfu there, in mid-August. Planning for 50 Lion’s going through Chinatown. I’ll be there with my Sifu and his senior students as well (they are related - both teach the art of Grandmaster Wong Cheun Yip). There will be many masters performing as well at the feasts which follow.
If you want traditional kungfu in Toronto, this might be a good introduction…although it may be invitation only, and it’s not posted on their website.
Cheers - AQ
Dragoners
Any Dragoners / Bak Mei guys I could meet up there with at this time? Please contact me at dragon-kf@mts.net
Cheers - kevin