Moy Yat Ving Tsun Kung Fu School NY 雄表詠春拳術館

These are the dates of the Martial Key Verses Study for the third module.

A rare photograph of Patriarch Moy Yat’s Kung Fu school in Chinatown, Manhattan, believed to have been taken around 1980. At the time, the school was located on the second floor before later moving to the sixth floor.

Also visible is the street banner advertising my father’s Locku Chai (樂古齋, Ngaau Gyu Jaai) Art Studio and one of its art exhibitions, a reminder that beyond being a renowned Kung Fu master, he was also a highly respected artist and calligrapher.

This image captures a unique moment in the history of the Moy Yat family, where the worlds of Kung Fu and Chinese art stood side by side in the heart of New York’s Chinatown.

The Martial Arts Way…

Class 4 (about Biu Gwan) will be on June 17.

Evolve your understanding and practice of the Ving Tsun Pole in this course with 10 live and interactive online classes.

You also will have access to an exclusive whatsapp group to share comments and questions about each class.

https://institutemoyyat.org/luk-dim-bun-gwan-pay

Patriarch Moy Yat, a rare combination of artist, philosopher, educator, and martial artist, dedicated his life to preserving and transmitting the culture, principles, and spirit of Ving Tsun Kung Fu. His influence continues to inspire generations worldwide through both his art and his Kung Fu legacy.

Join us tonight!

The Moy Yat Institute.

During the grand opening of the Ip Man Tong Museum in Foshan, I was honored to be in the company of notable figures such as Matriarch Madam Helen Moy, Si Bak Mak Po, as well as Sunny Tang, Henry Moy, Miguel Hernandez and Pete Pajil.