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Tai Chi with Sam
July 24, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
$10
About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.
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About Sifu “Sam”
Born in Hong Kong, Sifu Sam Ling immigrated to the United States in 1974 with the family, settling in South Colonie, Albany. As a youngster, Sifu Sam had a great interest in kung fu and would always practice with his friends who had formal kung fu training.
In 1997, Sifu Ling began formally studying under Sifu Steven Nacua. He trained in Choy Lee Fut, Hop Gar, and White Crane Kung Fu with Sifu Nacua.
In 1999, Sifu Ling began studying Wing Chun Kung Fu under Dr. Jack Ling (Leung Sheung’s student). Sifu Sam Ling is from the Ip Man, Leung Sheung Wing Chun lineage (3rd generation student). Along with Wing Chun, Sifu Ling began to study Yang Style Tai Chi under Dr. S’Keng Pan in 2006.
Sam says, “Tai Chi is a very low impact form of exercise. It is not strenuous to the joints or muscles. Tai Chi is especially great for senior citizens.
Tai Chi is soft and graceful to watch, and there are many styles of Tai Chi. The most popular styles are Yang, Chen, Wu, Sun. We teach the Yang-style Tai Chi form which is standardized by the Chinese government. We teach the Yang style for health reasons only. We will, however, illustrate the meaning behind each of the movements.”
Fee: $10 per class
Call the Center for more information, or just stop by and meet Sam.