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Asian Arts & Health Center

Asian Arts & Health Center

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2900 E NASA Pkwy, Seabrook, Texas, 77586, United States
(281) 409-2320 www.cranewing.com
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Feb 18, 2013
I served 15 years as a US Marine; a majority of that career was spent leading Infantry Marines into demanding situations. During that time I studied several forms of Martial Arts, both as formal training and off duty instruction in order to be proficient in my profession. This is the best school for realistic training that translates to a real world application I have ever seen. Sifu Chris demonstrates skill, dedication, and expertise that surpass any of the teachers that I have had in the past. His ability to instruct and clarify not only the “how” but also the “why” of what you are learning imparts a much deeper level of teaching than I have experienced before. A little older and a little slower, also a recent shoulder injury, I had my concerns about getting into a Martial Art. Sifu’s ability to work with all levels lay to rest all those concerns and allows me to continue training in a safe and healthy manner. Last note; He is wonderful with my children and they are absolutely delighted to attend classes. One of the best things that I can do for them is to ensure that they are able to train here as long as possible.

Jun 26, 2013
Asian Arts and Health Center is an exceptional Gung Fu school. The school is run in a friendly yet traditional manner, or as traditional as current times allow. The school as a whole works like one big family. Not only is Si-fu Scott an expert in Gung Fu and traditional Tai Chi, but he is also an excellent teacher. Si-fu helps us understand vital nuances in our techniques that are often overlooked by many other teachers. It is obvious that Si-fu Scott enjoys teaching and simply wants to pass down his knowledge and isn’t trying to get rich off the school. Because of this, Si-fu Scott holds his students to very high expectations when it comes to commitment and loyalty. Si-fu is also knowledgeable about traditional Chinese medicine which is great at helping his students with the strains associated with conditioning during training. Si-Fu Scott requires all of his students to learn and uphold the principles, philosophies, and good moral teachings behind Chinese martial arts. If you’re looking for a school to train world class martial arts useful in real life survival situations, then this is the school for you.

Feb 23, 2013
I have studied under Sifu Chris and Simo Carla in the Gung Fu program for just under a year and a half. After my first couple of training sessions, it became evident to me that I was very fortunate to have found such a school so close to where I live. Classes are run personally by the Sifu, and during exercises, he is active in the training area, improving the techniques and form of beginners as well as more experienced students. Students are encouraged to ask questions about what they're learning, and Sifu Chris makes a point of being available to provide answers. Rather than teaching a set of increasingly complicated and unrealistic techniques that only work in very specific circumstances, instruction is focused on cultivating a set of core principles that can then be applied as the situation calls for them. Sifu Chris expects students to work hard, but the atmosphere is fun and cooperative, and there is no competition or jockeying for position among members of the school. It is very clear that egos are to be left at the door, and the only concerns for a student while training are to improve in the style, and help others improve in the style, thereby improving the school as a whole. Sifu Chris also tailors his instruction based on the individual needs of the student; the end result of all of this is feeling constantly challenged without being stressed or overwhelmed. Not limited to only improving fighting techniques, training here also involves internal development and personal improvement, and students are shown ways that the lessons learned in class can be applied in other aspects of life. Open-mindedness is highly valued, whether toward different religions, different cultures, or just different ideas. All in all, I am glad to have the opportunity to train here.

Feb 20, 2013
My entire life, (I'm only 20 though.) I have had a passion for practicing, watching, and competing in martial arts. I had trained for 12 years in various styles such as Karate, Boxing, and Muay Thai with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in a Mixed Martial Arts format before I joined the Asian Arts & Health Center. When I first came in I found that my background was not very effective in comparison and was quickly humbled by a student who had only been training in Gung Fu for almost two years. After learning for only a month with Sifu Chris I was ready to throw all of my past training out the window! I have now since been training at his school for a year and have gotten far much more insight and skill than all of my previous experience put together. Besides being an expert in oriental medicine, Sifu is a great teacher with an immense understanding of an extremely effective reality based system of traditional Chinese martial arts. His methods of teaching are based in logic and are easy to understand leaving you with a deeper understanding of what you are learning. He has taught me not only martial arts but also how to be a better person. I love training at the Asian Arts & Health center and I highly recommend joining to anyone with a craving for authentic martial arts and oriental medicine, people interested in learning self defense in a relaxed, respectful, and challenging environment, or anyone looking for a unique cultural experience.

Jun 18, 2011
Sifu Chris is a traditional teacher of Chinese martial arts who cares about the quality of his teaching and respect for the forms and styles.

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