 Each One Teach One Master Academy List of Classes . Kupigana Ngumi (“to fight using the body as a fist”) is a Kiswahili term used since 1966 to encompass all of the Afrikan, Afro-Caribbean and Afrikan American martial arts styles; since there is such an expanse of these systems going back to the time of Ancient Kmt (Egypt). The Moyo Nguvu style concentrates on several of these styles including: Isinaphakade Samathongo (South Afrikan esoteric style), Kushikana (locking), Angusha (throwing), Skato (close quarter), Kiungo Cha Mkono Pinga (shackle hand), Piga Teke (kicking) and more. We also incorporate Asian styles into our classes., making our martial expression Afri-Asiatic. Our chief instructor has studied and taught martial arts for over 40 years. Our staff of young adult instructors have studied and taught for 8 to 20 years each.
Tai Chi Chuan – our style originates from the Northern China Tien Shan Pai region. Our courses include Tai Chi short form, long form and QiKung. Our method of teaching is inclusive of elements of Yoga, which are complementary to Tai Chi practice and enhances the skills necessary to be a proficient Tai Chi practitioner. If you hear the staff refer to this class at Q.T.Y. (QiKung, Tai Chi & Yoga) you will understand. We teach the health, spirituality and self-defense aspects of this versatile art form.
We also have expertise in other styles which are a significant part of our martial arts repertoire including: (ranked in order of emphasis from highest to lowest) Afrikan, Chinese & Japanese weaponry American Boxing & Wrestling Aiki-JuJitsu / Chinna Dacheng Chuan / YiQuan Hsingyi Capoiera (Angola and Regional) Chun Chuan Bagua (8 diagram boxing) Tai Ki Ken TaeKwon Do / Jito Kwon |
