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Lessons

Lessons can be given privately one-to-one or in small groups. The lessons can cover forms, structure, Chi Sao, sparring/glove drills, fitness and Qi Gong. The lessons are tailored to an individuals needs and will be at a challenging but achievable pace.

Cost for one-to-one lessons is 20 pounds per hour and a sliding scale for groups.

membershipMembership Information
The Association's aim is to uphold the high standards of the arts taught within our group. Therefore the Association was set up to be the Keeper of the Gates for the levels reached within each art.
Only Association Members listed on the Instructors section of this web site are recognized for their training and skills within the arts we teach.
Association Members are currently active within the group and therefore maintaining contact and training. Therefore only Association Members have the correct level of training and support from the Association.

Student membership
This Membership is for students who do not train directly with Alan Orr but train within a branch school or with an Instructor within our group. All students training in Branch Schools or Privately with Instructors within the group must have Student Membership to the Association. All grading for such students will be assessed directly by Alan Orr.

Joining fee
Insurance
Certificate of Membership
Membership Grading Book
Membership for one Year
One FREE T-Shirt
FREE Grading at Training Camps and Seminars
(one to one grading is 75 pounds, grading will be 2 hours)
Listing on the Web site under your teachers page

49 pounds for a years Membership, paid yearly on the 31st January.

Honour Code:

Remain disciplined and conduct yourself as a martial artist with martial virtue (Mo Duk).

Observe courtesy and brotherhood, love your country and observe your elders.

Have love for your fellow students, maintain unity and avoid conflict.

Temper desires and maintain your health.

Train regularly and maintain your skills.

Maintain proper spirit and avoid conflict and arguments.

Often help others, conduct yourself warmly and scholarly.

Help the weak and the young, use martial arts for benevolence.

Preserve the tradition of this Chinese art passed down from our ancestors.