Hung Ga Story: Me and Master Chan Hon Chung
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Hung Ga Story is a memoir of Alberto Biraghi and his martial arts journey.
Alberto studied the traditional Hung Ga Kyun in Hong Kong with the late Grand Master Chan Hon Chung, spending with him more than a month per year from 1977 until the closing of his historic gym at 729 of Nathan Road.
Hung Ga Kyun (also spelled as Hung Gar Kuen) is one of the most famous schools of Chinese martial arts, originating from legendary Southern Shaolin. Hung Ga Kung Fu is know for its “Iron Bridges, Firm Stancesâ€, powerful strikes and swift, invisible “No Shadow Kicksâ€.
Hung Ga is sometimes called “Tiger and Crane Systemâ€(Fu Hok Paai). However, the complete Hung Ga Kyun arsenal includes “Five Animalsâ€, “Five Elements†and “Twelve Bridgesâ€.
Are you curious about traditional Kung Fu training in Hong Kong in 1970’s and 1980’s? Alberto's memoirs offer a unique insight into the world of the Southern Chinese Kung Fu, it's training principles, application and philosophy.
Alberto studied the traditional Hung Ga Kyun in Hong Kong with the late Grand Master Chan Hon Chung, spending with him more than a month per year from 1977 until the closing of his historic gym at 729 of Nathan Road.
Hung Ga Kyun (also spelled as Hung Gar Kuen) is one of the most famous schools of Chinese martial arts, originating from legendary Southern Shaolin. Hung Ga Kung Fu is know for its “Iron Bridges, Firm Stancesâ€, powerful strikes and swift, invisible “No Shadow Kicksâ€.
Hung Ga is sometimes called “Tiger and Crane Systemâ€(Fu Hok Paai). However, the complete Hung Ga Kyun arsenal includes “Five Animalsâ€, “Five Elements†and “Twelve Bridgesâ€.
Are you curious about traditional Kung Fu training in Hong Kong in 1970’s and 1980’s? Alberto's memoirs offer a unique insight into the world of the Southern Chinese Kung Fu, it's training principles, application and philosophy.
