Lion’s Pride offers traditional Kung Fu taught in a modern fashion that everyone can perform and enjoy. We offer training in several styles of Chinese martial arts, self-defense, weapons, and Tai Chi.
Styles taught at Lion's Pride Kung Fu:
Northern Shaolin
My-Jong Law Horn
Tai Chi and Seven Star Praying Mantis
Southern Five Family Fist and Five Animals (Snake, Tiger, Dragon, Crane, and Leopard)
Yang, Chen, and Do Gar Tai Chi Chuan
Classical Chinese Weaponry
Chi Kung
Traditional Chinese Lion Dance
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Lion's Pride Kung Fu offers a great starting package and competitive prices thereafter.
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To celebrate the year of the boar, we are offering a fantastic special for those joining up in 2019:
Unlimited classes for $88/month for the rest of the year! See our store for details.
Minimum age of prospective students is 5 years old. Younger students must have the approval of the chief instructor prior to enrollment.
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About
Sifu Jeremy Hector
Sifu Jeremy Hector has been a martial artist for most of his life, devoting over two decades to the study of various styles of Chinese Kung Fu with well-respected masters. He has been an active member of the Los Angeles Kung Fu community, performing in countless demonstrations as a martial artist, lion dancer, and lion dance drummer. He has been a part of The Lotus Festival, The Moon Festival, The Golden Dragon Parade, and many other annual events around the Los Angeles area. For the past several years, he and his students have lent their support to several high profile shows, and he has served as a judge for distinguished competitions: Long Beach Internationals, Disney Origins, and the Tempt One Martial Arts Championships benefiting ALS research.
Sifu Kurtis Fujita, Grand Master Raymond Wong, Sifu Jeremy Hector. Lion's Pride focuses on the curriculum of Grand Master Raymond Wong, a master of three styles of Kung Fu: My-Jong Law Horn, Tai Chi Praying Mantis, and Do Gar.
Grand Master Steven Baugh and Sifu Jeremy Hector. Over the past few years with a number of prominent shows offered for lion dance, Sifu Hector wanted to up his game in that area, so he sought out a more traditional approach; thus, he and his students trained with Grand Master Steven Baugh of the Lohan School of Shaolin in Las Vegas. Lion's Pride now brings that traditional training to Southern California for instruction and performance.
Sifu Franklin Fick, Sifu Jeremy Hector, Grand Master Seming Ma, and Master Louie Martinez. Sifu Hector has earned a black sash instructor certificate in the Five Family Fist style from Master Louie Martinez; the style was popularized by Grand Master Ark Wong who was featured in the Kung Fu TV series. He also received guidance in that style from Grand Master Seming Ma, the inheritor of the system, and his top disciple, Master Robert Williams. Sifu Fick and Sifu Hector are the first and only two students of Master Martinez to be promoted to instructor level in the Five Family Style (to our knowledge).
Christopher Chang, Master Robert Williams, Grand Master Seming Ma, Sifu Jeremy Hector, Claudia Camacho