36 Chambers, 36 Years: RVA Anniversary May 13-15
The Richmond Moy Yat Kung Fu Academy will celebrate its 36th anniversary this year with a weekend full of Ving Tsun (wing chun) Kung Fu training and teaching. This event is open to active students in the Moy Yat Kung Fu family.
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The RVA Moy Yat SSA branch school was founded in 1986 by Grandmaster Moy Tung, a close disciple of the late Grandmaster Moy Yat. From the start, his goal was to teach pure Ving Tsun from the heart, authentically passing down the complete Kung Fu system, the way he learned it from his Sifu, Moy Yat.
Instructors and Sifus under Moy Tung began teaching in the early 90’s. Today, the Moy Tung lineage alone has grown to well over two dozen branch schools around the US and Europe, with three generations of Kung Fu students teaching under him.
Every year, the Moy Tung clan and special guests gather to train and share Kung Fu, and to celebrate the growth and development of Moy Yat Kung Fu through the seed planted in Richmond, Va. That vital, essential and ancient Little Beginning Idea, that from New York and Hong Kong via Moy Yat and Yip Man, back to the 36th Chamber of Shaolin and the Venerable Five Kung Fu Grandmasters.
SCHEDULE
Friday: 6-10p, followed by dinner and drinks. 406 E. Main St., RVA, 23219
Sat: 10a-6p. Banquet at 7p. Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 N Laburnum Ave, Richmond, VA 23223
Sun: 10a-5p. Dinner at 6p. 406 E. Main St., RVA, 23219
In-Person: $150 by Feb 15; $175 by May 1; $200 after. (Video $50 extra. Sat banquet $40.)
Virtual: $120 by Feb 15, $150 after. (Video $50 extra)
LODGING & INFO
There are options and deals near the Richmond International Airport, and that will be relatively close to events on Saturday. Also, the Downtown Richmond hotels are close to the Kung Fu school. For house-rentals, the North and East sides of Richmond may be ok, but contact HQ if you have questions about neighborhood safety.
* Coronavirus continues to impact our society, and this event is subject to change. The CDC recommends vaccination for most adults. Masks may be required.
