ThePatriot29
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I'm interested in starting Kung Fu training, preferably White Crane. Does anyone have experience with any dojos in the D.C./Northern VA area? Comments, suggestions are welcome.
Looking for quality Kung Fu training in D.C. area
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C.M. Wangs
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Tai Yim Shao Lin Hung Fot Kung Fu.
When I was a wee bairn, I took kung fu at the best place I could find -- or rather, that my dad could find. At the time (~13 years ago), Tai Yim had the best dojo around. He runs an un-Americanized operation in Wheaton, MD. The same company owns Flying Dragon martial arts supplies. Holy crap, they're online now! http://www.kungfu1.com/
I also know of another place I've passed on Rt. 29 in Silver Spring. It was actually featured on a Discovery Channel documentary about martial arts. The show made it look like they actually focus somewhat on the spiritual/metaphysical aspects of martial arts, which I thought was interesting. Other than that I don't know anything about 'em (can't even remember the name). If you want to know more about this one, I'll see what I can dig up.
When I was a wee bairn, I took kung fu at the best place I could find -- or rather, that my dad could find. At the time (~13 years ago), Tai Yim had the best dojo around. He runs an un-Americanized operation in Wheaton, MD. The same company owns Flying Dragon martial arts supplies. Holy crap, they're online now! http://www.kungfu1.com/
I also know of another place I've passed on Rt. 29 in Silver Spring. It was actually featured on a Discovery Channel documentary about martial arts. The show made it look like they actually focus somewhat on the spiritual/metaphysical aspects of martial arts, which I thought was interesting. Other than that I don't know anything about 'em (can't even remember the name). If you want to know more about this one, I'll see what I can dig up.
ThePatriot29
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Is White Crane a subset of Shaolin, or another form altogether? I'd like to take White Crane, since I'm at college in this area, and there's a good White Crane place back home I can train at over summers, so continuity is good. I'll definately check into the suggestions.