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Hak Fu Mun

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Note: There are other styles and forms of kung fu bearing the name "Hak Fu(black tiger)", but not to be confused with this style.

Hak Fu Mun 黑虎門 is a southern style of Chinese Kung Fu originating from the Shaolin Temple. The style's founder was So Hak-fu, who was one of the famed Ten Tigers of Canton 廣東十虎. The style was opened to the public by Wong Cheung 黃祥 who expanded the system.

History[edit]

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Forms[edit]

三星步 Saam Sing Bo
金剛拳 Gam Gong Keun
夜虎拳 Yeh Fu Keun

Ng Ying Keun
Sup Ying Keun
etc.

External links[edit]

• Wong Cheung's Shaolin Hak Fu Mun Society of Hong Kong
• Sil Lum Hark Fu Mun Kung Fu
• Black Tiger Association

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