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Siu Lum Gar (Shaolin Family) Kung Fu & Chinese Boxing programme's are available at locations throughout Auckland, Whangarei, Whitianga & Tauranga

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Siu Lum Gar Kung Fu is a family orientated organisation located in New Zealand, where training methods are closely supervised and carried out by instructors highly qualified in the Martial Arts.

This style has been given the name Siu Lum Gar (Cantonese for Shaolin Family).
It has allowed the choice of many different techniques, from different Shaolin Kung Fu styles, to ultimately benefit the students. People have different body types, and must be treated as individuals. The Cantonese spelling is in reference to a more Southern based system with emphasis on strong, deep stances and powerful hand techniques.

Siu Lum Gar Kung Fu programme's are available at locations throughout Auckland, Whangarei, Whitianga & Tauranga.

  • Kung Fu
  • Chinese Boxing (San Da & QingDa)
  • Oriental Weaponry
  • Philippino Stick Fighting
  • Corporate Street Awareness & Self-Defence Programs
  • Corporate Demonstrations
  • Team Building Classes
  • Private Lessons
  • S.A.F.E self-defence classes
Our classes are structured so that beginners can join at any time of the year. Classes run throughout the school holidays with only a four week break over the Christmas & New Year period.

If you'd like more information about our classes then please feel free to contact us at any of the contact points listed on our Contact page.
 
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