Monkey Kung Fu Michael Matsuda

Monkey Kung Fu Photo Gallery
Certified by the U.S. Tai Shing Pek Kwar Association. Presented by 6th Generation Master Michael Matsuda

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The 7th Generation. Sifu's CJ Martinez, Josh Freedman and Drew Simth.	Master Y.C. Wong and Master Matsuda performing a Pek Kwar form together.	Drunken Monkey is one of the most unusual forms in the Monkey art.	Master Matsuda featured on the Action Martial Arts Magazine trading card.	"If all one can do is Monkey forms and you can't fight, then what's the point," - Matsuda

A few students from the Monkey Kung Fu class pose for the camera.	Master Matsuda being inducted into the Martial Arts History Museum Hall of Fame.	GrandMaster Ken Tak Hoi performing Monkey Style Kung Fu.	Some say "Monkey Fist" from Kim Possible was patterned from Master Matsuda.	"I want you to learn this art correctly, so I teach it all in extreme detail," - Mastsuda.

Extreme flexibility or yoga has never been part of learning Monkey Kung Fu.	Grandmaster Chan Sau Chung is the only one who can be rightfully called Monkey King	Master Matsuda co-starring as the Monkey Man in the movie X-Treme Fighter.	Rafael Kosche and the crew are filming one of the many Monkey DVDs.	Students practice a number of unique and aggressive techniques in Monkey fighting.

"Monkey kung fu can be a very powerful art, but you have to learn how to fight," - Matsuda	Sifu CJ Martinez jumps over the silver staff in the Monkey Staff DVD.	Master Matsuda teaching the Monkey Silver Staff for the Instructional DVD.




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