East West Kung Fu Schools
HOME OF BOK FU DO - SYSTEM OF THE WHITE TIGER - EST. 1967
The following is a guest post from our new world champion, Anna Liu!
“I love this picture because even underneath the headgear, i can see my huge smile – a smile of confidence in my teachers, a smile because at that moment, i could see the apprehension in my opponent in the opposite corner, and a smile because even though the fight hadn’t started, I understood what was about to happen. Throughout the months of lei tai training, master buckley taught us how to use our fear, frustration, and anger – inevitable emotions in a lei tai match – in a productive and mindful way. In the moment when this picture was taken, i was feeling nervous. Rather than letting that fear control me, i leaned on the lessons my teachers and classmates taught me as we sweat and struggled together week after week in class. I knew i had the best coaches in the world in my corner, and i knew i had trained for months with several of the best fighters in the world. Even though i felt the expected rush of nervousness, how could i not also smile and be confident?”
"I LOVE East-West Kung Fu!I drive myself, my husband and my daughter one hour each way four to five days a week from Napa, just to get to attend this school. (yes I know, run on sentence)"
- Georgia B.
"I have been at East West for about 3 years now. It’s definitely a place you want to go! With a variety of classes for everyone, and a flexible schedule,…"
- Kyle H.
"This is a fantastic martial arts school. Since I walked in the door over a year ago I have learned so much about self-defense and about myself as I trained…"
- Amanada R.
"I have been going to East West for almost 2.5 years now. It is a wonderful facility with trained experts that are willing to spend time with you and help…"
- Lore H.
"Bok Fu Do is a the best martial art and East-West Kung Fu is the best school to learn the system. My family and I have been with East-West Kung…"
- Tina Duong
"Bok Fu Do has had a profound impact in my life. I walked through the front doors of the school when I was five hoping to learn to defend myself, …."
- Brian Yu
