Cambridge Kung Fu

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Cambridge Kung Fu is an organisation that teaches martial arts to adults, young people and children. Their aim is to enhance the lives of their students through martial arts and mindful movement practice.

This activity is good for wellbeing because

  • The classes support students to develop four fundamental skills which can help support a healthier and more meaningful life: Awareness, Focus, Resilience, and Integration.
  • Taking part in physical activity can improve physical health and mental wellbeing;
  • The classes are fun and social.

What to expect 

Cambridge Kung Fu run several weekly adult classes in two martial arts – Wing Chun Chuan and Escrima Concepts. These adult classes are for people aged 16 and over. They also run youth classes in Wing Chun Kung Fu and Escrima Concepts for young people aged between 11 and 16.

For children of Primary School age, Cambridge Kung Fu run a structured programme of classes: ‘Tiny Tigers’ for children in Reception and Year 1,  ‘Little Dragons’ for children in years 2 and 3 and ‘Junior Warriors’ for children in years 4 to 6. These classes have a focus on learning through play. Students in the two higher levels also learn about a particular martial art each term, and are graded on a forms (sequence of moves) based on that martial art.

Cambridge Kung Fu also run a class called Snow Leopards for children and young people with additional needs. It is a class of mixed age and abilities.

All staff and volunteers at Cambridge Kung Fu are DBS checked and all class leaders are first aid trained.

More information

Visit the Cambridge Kung Fu website to find out more about the different styles of martial arts classes that they teach. You will also find a Timetable giving information about class timings and locations – click on the name of each location to view directions and parking information.

You are welcome to go along to any of their classes for a free trial – just fill in the ‘Class Finder’ form on their website. Absolute beginners are very welcome to join any of the ‘All Levels’ classes – new students join these groups all the time so you should not feel nervous about being a beginner.

If you would like to continue classes after your free taster then you will need to become a member of Cambridge Kung Fu. This involves paying a one-off joining fee and then a monthly membership fee. Visit the pricing page of their website for more information.

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You are welcome to go along to any of their classes for a free trial.

They run a Free Self Defence Workshop in January each year for current students and their families and friends.

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To attend further classes you will need to pay a membership fee, which entitles you to attend one class per week and also access their online training video website.

 

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How to contact

Where to go

28th Cambridge Scout Hut
Flamsteed Rd
Cambridge CB1 3QU
UK

Hills Road Sports and Tennis Centre Purbeck Road
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB2 8PF

Mill Road Community Centre
6 Hazell Street
Cambridge CB1 2GN
UK

Queen Edith Community Primary School
Godwin Way
Cambridge CB1 8QP
UK

Queen Emma Primary School Gunhild Way Cambridge CB1 8QY

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