Chow Gar Tong Long
chowgar.com.au
The Chow Gar system as taught by Sifu Paul Brennan. Offers video clips, photographs, and an overview of the style. Located in Brisbane, Australia.
Chow Gar Praying Mantis Kung Fu Academy
chowgarprayingmantis.com
The official site of Sifu Grant Guirey. Includes history, techniques, photos, and other information regarding Chow Gar. Based in London.
Chinese Kung Fu Academy
chinesekungfuacademy.com
Affiliated with Grandmaster Henry Sue and teaches Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu (Chow Gar) and Tai Chi in Australia. Contains history and information regarding the style and lion dancing.
Chinese Kung Fu Academy
ckfa.com
Contains information about Southern Praying Mantis (Jook Lum) and also details and branch locations of the CKFA.
Chinese Kung Fu Academy - Israel
kung-fu.co.il
The official CKFA Israel branch under Sifu Sapir Tal. Contains information, photos, and history about the style. [English/Hebrew]
Bamboo Temple Jook Lum
bambootemple.com
Home of the Bamboo Temple Chinese Benevolent Association and Shaolin Brand Martial Arts Supplies. Includes information about the Tao Chi Kung and Jook Lum correspondence programs.
Australian School of Kung Fu and Tai Chi
users.tpg.com.au
Based in Brisbane and teaches Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu (Chow Gar Tong Long) and Tai Chi. Contains photos and information about the style.
Fifth Generation Kung Fu Master Gin Foon Mark
masterginfoonmark.com
Includes class hours for programs offered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Provides instructor profile, photos and videos of Jook Lum, and information about Chi Kung.
Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu of Hawaii
maui.net
Branch of Master Gin Foon Mark's school in Hawaii. Contains information about the history and characteristics of Jook Lum.
Southern Praying Mantis Martial Arts Association
southernmantis.co.uk
Teaches Chow Gar Tong Long in London and Hong Kong. Includes photos and a discussion forum regarding Chow Gar and unicorn dancing. [English/Chinese]
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