Shaolin Yau Kung Mun Kung Fu Academy

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Sijo Ha Hon Hung

GM Ha Kwok Cheung

GM Leung Cheung

Sifu Garry Hearfield

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Introduction to Yau Kung Mun

Yau Kung Mun is a rare southern Chinese Kung Fu system dating back to the Tang Dynasty, with its roots in the Shaolin Temple.

It is regarded as an internal system, but also contains the external influences of Bak Mei.

Yau Kung Mun includes external & internal hand forms, two man forms & drills, weapons training, chi kung, iron palm, dragon & lion dancing, meditation, and Chinese medicine.

This website has been created by the Shaolin Yau Kung Mun Chinese Kung Fu Association in Sydney, Australia.

Please click on one of the topics on the left to learn more about this system and our school.

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If you have any questions regarding Yau Kung Mun or this site please email kungfu@yaukungmun.com.au

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The Yau Kung Mun Phoenix Eye Fist article published in Warriors Way magazine has been uploaded to the technique workshop page.

Sijo Ha Hon Hung's biography has been added here.

Recent lion and dragon dance updates and pictures are now available.

A new technique workshop page has been created, this time focusing on Phoenix Eye Fist Techniques.

We have given the page a new look, which will also hopefully make your visit here more enjoyable and informative. If you find any problems with the new layout or have a suggestion, please email kungfu@yaukungmun.com.au and we will try to fix it ASAP. Please bear with us, we will be adding even more information, images and videos to the site soon.

We now have Yau Kung Mun Iron Palm Dit Da Jow and herb packets available for purchase. Please go to the Dit Da Medicine page for more details.

A series of instructional videos has been added to the Tung Jee Kuen page. The clips go through the applications for three moves from the first Yau Kung Mun form, Tung Jee Kuen.

A video showing small excerpts of a selection of the weapon forms of Yau Kung Mun has been added to the weapons page.

Videos of small sections of the forms Sek Sze Kuen (4th external form) and Yau Kung Sup Batt Seurng Toi Jeurng (1st internal form) can be found on the external and internal forms pages.