Sifu Dexter Parker

Officially Inducted into the
USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame
in 2009

The yearly award given is to honor instructors who have sacrificed normal lifestyles in exchange for their love of
the people and new people coming into
their schools, as well as improving their
local community.

These awards are not sold and not all inductees receive the same award. The USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame is awarded only by nomination and acceptance by an Alumni and Board of Directors.

To learn more about the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame,
visit www.usnmat.net

Hung Gar Kung Fu

Hung Gar (Southern Chinese style) Kung Fu offers classes to unlock participant’s true potential by training body, mind and spirit. This is not a sport; it is more than punching and kicking. Kung Fu is a thinking man’s art. Real training in martial arts is inherently an endeavor in social activism.

The Hung Gar style originated in the Southern Shaolin Temple in southern China over 300 years ago. The name means “Hung Family Fist.” The most famous practice set in this style of Kung Fu is called “Tiger and Crane.” There are five animal styles within Hung Gar Kung Fu: tiger, leopard, crane, snake, and dragon. Southern-style Hung Gar Kung Fu works with all body types – big or small, tall or short, male or female.