Choy Lay Fut Workshops

January 21st and 22nd, 2012

Choy Lay Fut Workshop Flyer 2012.pdf (229kb)

Choy Lay Fut, a unique style of Kung Fu with influences from both Southern and Northern masters. Known for long swinging arm movements and agile footwork Choy Lay Fut has a reputation as being a very effective style. Sifu Daniel Tomizaki will be working with students over the course of the weekend on developing an refining the core movements of Choy Lay Fut and teaching how to apply them in fighting situations.

The Ten Elements of Choy Lay Fut - Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu is founded on 10 core movements. To fully utilize Choy Lay Fut a martial artist has to thoroughly understand, and be able to apply them. This workshop will review all 10 elements and students will learn drills to practice them individually or with a partner.
Saturday 10:00AM-12:30PM

Choy Lay Fut Basics For Youth Students - Sifu Daniel Tomizaki will introduce students to basic Choy Lay Fut. During these workshops students will learn several Choy Lay Fut techniques, drills and combinations, and how to apply them in self defense situations.
Saturday - Children 2:00PM-3:00PM
Saturday - Juniors and Teens 3:30PM-5:00PM

Choy Lay Fut Applications - To fully understand Kung Fu and be able to apply it, students must have a deep understanding of the practical fighting applications. In this workshop, students will review fundamental Choy Lay Fut techniques and learn how its movements can be used in self defense.
Sunday 10:00AM-12:30AM

Integrating Choy Lay Fut into Sparring - Most times students revert to simple, kickboxing techniques while sparring, instead of utilizing the traditional Kung Fu techniques. During this workshop Sifu Tomizaki will work with students on applying Choy Lay Fut techniques to light and medium contact sparring.
Sunday 2:00PM-4:30PM

Guest Instructor - Daniel Tomizaki

Sifu Tomizaki started practicing kung fu in 1980 under Sifu Dirceu Camargo and Master Li Wing Kay studying Seven Star Praying Mantis and Eagle Claw. He was the first student in Brazil to earn a Black Belt in Seven Star Praying Mantis. In 1989, he relocated to the USA where he started learning Choy Lay Fut under Master Tat Mau Wong. He became a sifu in 1997. He is also a black belt in Shuai Chiao under Master Li Wing Kay. .

Date: Saturday, January 21st and Sunday, January 22nd
Cost: Adult Workshops $75 Per Session. - Sign up for all three for $200 (7.5 hours of training)
Youth Student Cost: Children $30 - Juniors and Teens $45
Early Registration: Register by 12/31 and receive a 5% early registration discount.
Location: 675 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com

Wu Dao Youth Competition

December 17th - 12:00-4:00pm

competition flyer.pdf (1.7mb)

On Saturday, December 17th, we invite you to join us in our second In House Competition. Youth students will have the opportunity to compete against each other in forms, push hands and sparring. Medals will be awarded for first, second and third place. All students will receive a certificate of participation.

Date: Saturday, December 17th, 2011 from 12:00-4:00PM
Cost: $20 for the first division, $5 for each additional division
Location: 675 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com

Wu Dao 4th Anniversary Celebration

September 10th, 2011

4th Anniversary Flyer 2011.pdf (229kb)

On Saturday, September 10th, we invite you to join us in celebrating our 4th Anniversary. Students and guests will have the opportunity to visit our school (Wu Guan), learn about Chinese martial arts and have youth students participate in exciting and educational activities.

Date: Saturday, September 10th, 2011
Cost: Free activities for Kids, and Demonstration for All
Location: 675 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com

Shaolin Kung Fu Workshops

October 8th and 9th, 2011

Shaolin Kung Fu Workshop Flyer 2011.pdf (229kb)

Founded as a temple for Buddhism, the Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, China, evolved into a center for Martial Arts training and a library of Kung Fu styles and techniques. During its 1500-year history, Shaolin survived many wars and rebellions to become one of the oldest systems of Kung Fu.

Date: Saturday, October 8th and Sunday, October 9th
Cost: $90 per workshop. - Sign up for all four for $300 (12 hours of training)
Non-Wu Dao Student Cost: $150 - Non-Wu Dao students may participate in the The Tour workshop only
Early Registration: Register by 9/15 and receive a 10% early registration discount.
Location: 675 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com

ICMAC International Kung Fu Competition

July 30, 2011

ICMAC (International Chinese Martial Arts Championship) will be hosting their first Boston Championship tournament this July. This will be an exciting time for all students to demonstrate their skills and challenge themselves in forms and sparring. For students interested in competing in the tournament, please talk with your instructor about the age groups and divisions. We are looking forward to having a great turnout at the tournament to represent Wu Dao.

Date:July 30, 2010
Cost: To Be Announced
Location:Reggie Lewis Athletic Center 1350 Tremont Street Boston, MA 02120
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com

June 11-12, 2010

Tai Chi Workshop Flyer.pdf (789kb)

Tai Ji Quan, Grand Ultimate Boxing, is a Chinese martial arts system with hundreds of years of history. It features effective combat techniques and has qualities that are conducive for improving physical health and mental wellbeing.

The 108 Form is a traditional and fundamental form in the Yang Style Tai Ji Quan system. As the name indicates, the form contains 108 moves. Practiced at normal speed, the form requires 45 minutes to perform from beginning to end.

During this weekend workshop, Master Huang will review the first third and begin teaching the second third of the form with great emphasis on understanding the movements

Date: Saturday, June 11, 4:00PM-7:00 PM and Sunday, June 12, 12:00PM-4:00 PM
Cost: Saturday or Sunday: $90, Non-Wu Dao students $120. Both days $165, Non-Wu Dao students $220
Location: 675 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Call us: 617-812-2180
Email us: info@wudaokungfu.com