Also known as Tiger Claw Kung Fu, it follows the teachings of Grandmaster Wai Hong, the third-generation successor of the Tiger Claw system of classical Chinese Kung Fu. Since 1960, Grandmaster Wai Hong has dedicated his life to researching, preserving, promoting, and teaching Fu Jow Pai Tiger Claw Kung Fu.
Through his leadership and tireless promotion of the art, Grandmaster Wai Hong opened the teachings of Fu Jow Pai to the public, sharing a system that had previously been taught privately to only a select few students. Because of his efforts to preserve and spread the system, Grandmaster Wai Hong is recognized as the father of modern-day Fu Jow Pai, helping bring the Tiger Claw system to practitioners around the world while maintaining the strict standards required for authentic training.
Through his leadership and tireless promotion of the art, Grandmaster Wai Hong spread Fu Jow Pai around the world and is recognized as the father of modern-day Fu Jow Pai. While the system has grown internationally, it has never been diluted or commercialized. Fu Jow Pai continues to be preserved through disciplined training and the strict standards established by the Grandmaster.
Today, Wai Hong’s Fu Jow Pai Tiger Claw Kung Fu continues to unite practitioners and schools committed to preserving the integrity of the system while carrying its teachings forward for future generations.