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California Kungfu-taichi Institute
Program Name: California Kungfu-Taichi Institute
Program Address: 1436 El Camino Real, Redwood City CA
Contact Phone: (650) 216-6686
Website: http://wushutaichi.com/
Detail: We try our best to promote both the physical and spiritual growth in our students by teaching both the external and internal martial arts styles. Our ultimate goal is to enhance a student's life through the understanding and application of the values and discipline taught in the Chinese Martial Art styles, traditions and culture.
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California Kungfu-Taichi Institute, Redwood City CA
Program Address: 1436 El Camino Real, Redwood City CA
Contact Phone: (650) 216-6686
Website: http://wushutaichi.com/
Detail: We try our best to promote both the physical and spiritual growth in our students by teaching both the external and internal martial arts styles. Our ultimate goal is to enhance a student's life through the understanding and application of the values and discipline taught in the Chinese Martial Art styles, traditions and culture.
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