Young Tiger Kung Fu & Wushu School
Approved by Bangladesh Wushu Federation
Reg No: B06 | Est: 1991
Approved by Bangladesh Wushu Federation
Reg No: B06 | Est: 1991
Founder & Chief Instructor of Young Tiger Kung Fu and Wushu School. A martial arts genius and one of Bangladesh’s greatest martial artists, training since 1981. Black in Red Belt holder with Kung Fu degree from Burma and Karate degree from Japan. Vice President of Karate Do Mac Japan Bangladesh, Wushu member, National Judge & Coach, and teacher of thousands of students across many martial arts styles.
Est-1991 | Founder & Chief Instructor - Ustad Mohammad Shakil Babul (Black in Red Belt), Kung Fu (Burma), Karate (Japan), Vice President Karate Do Mac Japan Bangladesh, Wushu Member, National Judge & Coach Bangladesh Wushu Federation.
Welcome to our Kung Fu School's official website. Here we teach many styles of Kung Fu including animal style, drunken style, etc. Our main course is only Kung Fu, not Karate or other martial arts. We believe Kung Fu is the origin of all martial arts.
Kung Fu is an ancient Chinese method of self-defense by striking blows at vulnerable areas of an attacker's body using fluid movements of the hands and legs.
Kung Fu is made up of two characters: the first, kung, can mean skillful work, hard training, or endeavor. The second, fu, means time spent. The two together mean time spent at skillful work or hard training. In no way does this term express Chinese martial arts, but because training in Chinese martial arts requires a lot of time and hard training, the term somehow began to be used to describe martial arts.
Wu Shu is probably the most correct term to associate with Chinese martial arts. Wu means war. Shu means art. So, wu shu means war art, or the art of war. This is appropriate since the study of traditional Chinese martial arts involves not only the skillful use of kicking and striking, but wrestling, grappling, weapons training, and strategy in combat.
If you ever wanted to do an activity that is a lot of fun and helps you get fitter, stronger and gain more confidence, then Kung Fu is something for you. Kung Fu challenges you in ways like no other sport or gym work out could ever do and is something you can practise anywhere.
The reality is that there is no best type of martial arts. Rather, each type or style possesses its own unique strengths and weaknesses. It’s really about the style that suits what you’re looking to do and learn, rather than a global best kind. There are some things to consider when looking for the best fit of martial arts for you.