Hung Ga Kung Fu Utrecht is one of the few real traditional kungfu schools in the area and one of the few schools that offer the complete system. We train in a serious, but friendly social atmosphere. The groups are not too big, so will get the needed attention and nobody is lost in mass.
The school is started in 2003 by C. van ’t Slot. Nowadays some long-time students have become assistent trainer and trainer.
DThe school is a member of the IMEAC and World Hung Kuen Association, and thus internationally reckognised.
A few of the students, only the ones really interested, joins tournaments about once a year.
Bitudents of our school have already won several prizes, including many first places. A highlight worth mentioning was the success of students at the very big tournament in Hong Kong in 2011, “The First Universal Chinese Sport-Wushu Competition” (as part of the Asian “Universal Games”): at this tournament the two joining students each got a first place.
Futhermore, it’s possible to join seminars. Every few years we organise a seminar with masters from Hong Kong and, occasionally, we participate in seminars organised by other schools.
Trainers
M. Chakravarty
M. Chakravarty trains martial arts and kungfu for over 40 years. He already taught martial arts in Australa and later moved to the Netherlands. Here he started training at Hung Ga Kung Fu Utrecht. After some years he started teaching here.
S. Wijden
Asistent tainer. He trains kungfu from very young age. After he moved to Utrecht around 2010 he started training at Hung Ga Kung Fu Utrecht. He often assists in classes and occasionally takes over classes.
C. van ’t Slot
C. van ’t Slot, certified kungfu teacher Hung Ga-kungfu, started martial arts and kungfu a the age of 13 under Klaas Padberg, who had brought Hung Ga to the Netherlands. After many years C. van ’t Slot received his black sash. After some seminars with grand masters from Hong Kong, C. van ’t Slot knew he could improve even more. Therefore, in 2000, he went to Hong Kong. In Hong Kong he was accepted as a student by grand master Lam Chun Fai and specialized in the Hung Ga style of the Lam family. This is one of the most traditional versions of Hung Ga where many depth en fighting applications have been preserved. Since then, C. van ’t Slot has returned many times to Hong Kong and learnt the complete curriculum.
