ECKF offers Chinese Kungfu courses in the styles of Wushu, Taichi, Wing Chun and JKD.
04/18/2026
Wing Chun at Home Practice- we have started a video series of guided at home practice. Check out the playlist!
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That time Seth tried Wushu 😁
04/13/2026
🌿 World Taiji & Qigong Day 🌿
Join us for a beautiful day of movement, breath, and stillness in community.
On Saturday, April 25th (10:00 AM–2:00 PM), we’ll be gathering at Downtown Cary Park — Frantz Square Lawn (in front of the fountain) to celebrate World Taiji & Qigong Day with a full lineup of teachers and practices.
From flowing, meditative forms to dynamic and martial expressions, this day is an opportunity to explore the depth and diversity of Taiji & Qigong — whether you are completely new or have been walking this path for years.
✨ Free & open to the public
✨ Drop in or stay for the full experience
Come practice, observe, connect, and share in the energy of the day.
🔗 Full schedule + details in bio
Please note: There will be no regular classes at the school this day.
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Seven Star Mantis 🥋
Fast. Precise. Relentless 🎯
This May, train with Dr. Oliver Chung—25+ years of experience, international competitor, and longtime practitioner of traditional and internal arts and former student of Bow Sim Mark, mother of Donnie Yen 🐉
📅 Saturdays at 2:00 PM
📍 East Cloud Kungfu
📲 Link in bio to register
03/28/2026
Wing Chun training at home- Here is our first video of a series on at home training videos to help students practice on their own. This is the white sash level 1 video.
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Every journey starts here.
In the opening,
there is already so much.
Presence.
Structure.
Intention.
It’s more than movement.
It’s how we begin to shape who we become.
Training starts with the first step.
What do you train for?
The answer will change.
Let it evolve.
🔥🐎
03/17/2026
☯️ Tarot → I Ching
Today’s draw revealed a powerful sequence:
Three of Swords → Heaven ☰
The Sun → Fire ☲
Together forming:
Fire over Heaven — Hexagram 14: Great Possession (大有) from the I Ching
This is not simply pain followed by happiness.
It is a process:
truth that pierces → illumination that reveals → strength guided by clarity
The Three of Swords shows a moment where illusion breaks.
Something real is seen.
The Sun follows as illumination—
not avoiding that truth, but fully seeing it and embodying it.
In the I Ching, this becomes:
Fire above Heaven
Awareness guiding strength.
This is Great Possession.
Not something we acquire,
but something that becomes available when we are aligned.
In training, this is the moment when:
• we accept correction
• we see ourselves honestly
• we refine without resistance
And from that, something real develops.
Skill—but also presence, discipline, and integrity.
What we carry becomes powerful
not because of what it is,
but because of how clearly we hold it.
☯️
Where in your practice or life are you being asked to see something clearly—and how might that clarity become a source of strength?
Today was Earth & Heaven Fan form with Master Bing!
Of all the incredible events and opportunities going on this weekend I am so grateful to have taken this time to train with a Wudang master.
Check him out at wudangdao.com
And of course you are welcome to come train here at the school as we integrate all we picked up!
03/15/2026
East Clouds had an eventful day!
Congrats to our crew that competed out in Charlotte and great job to our performers at the Lunar New Year festival. Everyone did amazing all around and we're endlessly proud of you!🔥🔥🔥
From parents to friends, to our kungfu family, thanks to everyone that came out to support! And special thanks to Alex and Andrew for the amazing footage ☺️🙏
Today we kicked off the weekend workshop with Master Bing.
As we went through the first palms, I found myself reminiscing about the time I studied Bagua at RDS in China. It was a style he called Fuxi Bagua.
Master Ma would have us draw the Bagua diagram on the floor with chalk and we would practice within. 9 years later, I can still hear his voice saying the names of the movements in the sequence, as well as his laugh. He was a happy old man.
Of all the arts I've done, my experience with Bagua is little but I find it to be a beautiful, intricate art. If you like direction changes and spiraling motions, you'll have fun with it.
Grateful to Master Bing for teaching us this weekend 🙏