Where is a good place to learn kung fu in Philadelphia?
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heres a few mostly shaolin..
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I don't know about instruction...but a good place to go if you ever learn is near the mason-dixon line on the smokey ridge mountains...it's called high rock or something.  and it's like a 3 hour drive from pittsburgh and i've seen a lot of people doing it there.
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Check out this website for a meditation-based Yoga method:\n\nhttp://www.sahajayoga.org/worldwidecontacts/country.asp?ID=233\n\nand scroll down to find centres/classes in Pennsylvania.
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Well there are tons of grappling, Judo, and Jujitsu schools. Are you partial to a certain type of Jujitsu (BJJ, Hakko Ryu, Daito, Yoshitsune)? Anyways, I will throw in a few websites for you to check out, just to get you started. I'm not too familiar with Southern Ca but the Gracies are over in Torrance. I believe Gene Lebell's protege, Gokor Chivichyan is in LA. Believe it or not, Southern Ca is the best place to learn grappling. I'm just not sure where you are in relation to all the schools. Hope this helps!
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Good place to go to learn about art.
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my master is master peter leung. he lives in toronto, and go to other cities to teach fengshui. you can either contact him at www.fengshuisos.com or attend his courses.
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You might try Master Li Pei Yun in Sewell.\nthe phone number to the school is (856) 218-1182
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Any discipline is good to learn, what you have to do is find a school that has a good atmosphere (friendly, everybody gets along well both with the instructors and each other) usually family oriented.\n\nsecond of all you should be comfortable with the instructor's(s) style of teaching. find you a few schools that may have trial classes and see which one interests you the most\n\ncheck your local phone book or searchengine to find any schools or schools websites. for schools that're up to maybe a 15 mile radius of where you live, you may wind up with a bit of a drive, but it could be worth it if you can get most of what you're lookin to get out of it.\n\nmostly the two main types of disciplines that use the throwing aspect is Aikido and Hapkido, Hapkido is the more aggressive of the two but still very similar to Aikido.\n\nIf you can find a school that teaches a type of Kung Fu, then go for it, but usually there's very little throwing aspects that're featured, not to mention sword techniques, but it is possible to find a school that does it, but it's gonna be difficult.\n\nas for learning sword techniques, possibly Ninjitsu ( some of the higher techniques incorporate sword techniques) and it too has excellent hand to hand fighting techniques, or Kendo/Iaido for the sword techniques.\n\ngood luck and good training.
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There are lots of places. The Nike lounge on Hilliard Rome Road, Lucky's on Roberts rd. in Hilliard and there is a chinese restraunt on Broad st that is cool too ( there is a bar next to the restraunt) I forgot the name of the place. The holiday inn on Lane Ave. If Liz still does karaoke there she is really nice. There is also a place in carriage place plaza on Bethel Rd. that is also good.
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The International Taoist Tai Chi society offers classes in the Detroit suburbs.  They have a monthly open house, and the next one is March 11.  Here is a link for details.  Hope this helps!\n\nhttp://michigan.usa.taoist.org/classes/
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The best comedy club in Philadelphia is Helium on 20th and Sansom.\nAlso, if you want to be a comic, come tuesday nights around 8 to watch their free  open mic nights. If you want to perform come around 6.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_martial_arts should help.
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Hey Now...\n\nGo take either a Wushu or Taichi class and \nthey will teach you...\n\nSmiles
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It really depends what you are looking for in a martial art.  Do you want to learn to handle yourself in any situation on the street?  Do you want to compete in a ring, forms or weapons?  Do you want to learn stand up fighting or grappling arts?  Or do simpy want to know some cool kicks to show your friends?  It comes down to your personal goals.  \n\nI've trained for five years in Kung Fu San Soo.  I'm an advanced brown belt today.  I've learned free form fighting from day one, weapons forms from day one and learned extremely effective methods for defending myself and my family from day one.  I enjoy it but it's not for everybody.\n\nSearch for KFSS, Jimmy H. Woo or Kug Fu San Soo online and you will find more than enough sites that share history, teachers, shcools etc...  Good luck on your quest.  \n\nEnjoy the journey as much as the goal.\n\nOne word of caution (beware of McDojos), if you are forced to sign a contract that ties you to a large debt $2,500 or more WALK.  If they want you to pay huge bucks $150 per month (WALK).  There are plenty of fantastic schools and instructors who will teach you Japanese, Chinese, Phillipine, Korean or Thai fighting arts and not break your bank.  In SoCal the usual fee ranges $45 to $60 per month and private lessons start around $100 per hour.
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There is no "best" art. Shaolin Temple Boxing (Kung Fu) & Karate are both fine martial arts. There are more differences among different Chinese styles than there are between Chinese & Japanese styles or between Chinese & Korean styles etc.\nFind a good instructor & good luck.
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Philly is pretty cheap.  Can get a decent 1 bedroom for about 550.