Barry Pang Kung Fu

Barry Pang Kung Fu is a multi-award winning school that helped establish Chinese kung fu in Australia 1974.

Our kung fu consists of two complementary styles, founded by Ng Mui in 18th century China: Wing Chun and Lung Ying (Dragon Shape). Our goal is to preserve these arts, develop well-rounded practitioners and to build a wider martial arts community that moves beyond style boundaries.

OUR CLASSES

⭐ Box Hill Kung Fu Classes

Learn from one of Australia’s founding Wing Chun Kung Fu schools.

Operating since 1974, Barry Pang Kung Fu brings direct training from Southern China and Hong Kong to Melbourne.

>> What you will learn

You will earn coloured sashes as you learn techniques and forms from Wing Chun and Lung Ying. It is a gradual process that eventually includes several types of partner exercises including Wing Chun’s Chi Sao and Tai Chi’s Tui Sao (push hands). You will also gain sparring experience at the higher levels, through safely-managed exercises and drills.

ABOUT US

Our kung fu combines two complementary styles that feature explosive, close-range attacks that together make a complete system for self-defence.

According to legend, Ng Mui developed her kung fu some 300 years ago in 18th century China, at a time when fighting skills were at a premium. As a Buddhist nun at the Southern Shaolin Temple, she developed both Wing Chun and Lung Ying (Dragon Shape) Kung Fu, amongst other styles. Developing Lung Ying was her lifetime pursuit. She created Wing Chun as a lean, efficient style that could be relatively quickly learnt.

Both styles exhibit similar characteristics as practical, close-range fighting arts. Our goal is to develop Ng Mui Kung Fu and train well-rounded practitioners so that we can preserve these arts and build a martial arts community that moves beyond style boundaries.