Choy Lee Fut
Chan Family
Wing Sing Tong Portugal
Choy Lee Fut Kung Fu & Qigong
Choy Lee Fut is now one of the best known and practiced styles of Kung Fu worldwide. Its popularity is due to the fact that it is a system structured in its bases, with a history documented until its roots in the famous Shaolin temple in China. It has a wide range of technical options and use of various traditional weapons, as well as the use of wooden dummies as training instruments, as complete as any other Kung Fu style.
With origins in the nineteenth century, in its genesis was the knowledge developed by monks inside the walls of the secret temples of Shaolin (Honan and Fukien) from where it inherited all the Buddhist tradition. Founded by CHAN HEUNG in 1836 (officially) and transmitted in the heart of the Chan family, it has been perfected by the following generations, coming to the present day by the hand of the 5th generation, the great master CHEN YONG FA, current guardian of the system in the direct line of the founder.
Chan Heung
Represented in our country by Wing Sing Tong Portugal, Chan Family Choy Lee Fut, arrived in our country in the 80's, and is today a widely respected and popular Kung Fu system in Portugal for the good performance of its practitioners in tournaments both national and international level, achieving several victories.
Nowadays, its reputation is not limited only to the art of fighting, but also to the fantastic system of energy work, better known as Shaolin Lohan Chi Kung (Small Forest Energetic Work of Buddha) alluding to the monastic origins of this subsystem. From the North to South, there are now hundreds of practitioners, interested and enthusiasts of the two aspects of the modality, instructed by qualified instructors and teachers, trained according
to the purest martial tradition, and framed by regulatory agencies, according to the basic law of the system.
Chen Yong Fa
Choy Lee Fut is an eclectic combat system, a mix of varying influences of northern and southern systems of Chinese Kung Fu, their levels of progression and learning of technical and theoretical content, are staggered (like the traditional schools of Kung Fu) in three levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced.
In addition to the inner part of the system (Lohan Chi Kung) its structure also includes teachings of traditional Chinese medicine, and lion dance routines in the purest Chinese tradition.