
Master Jung Yung-Hwan
Successor of Mizong Quan
Practising since the age of 13, with a path through Korea, Taiwan and China and studies in martial arts, medicine and philosophy. Third-generation successor of Master Huo Yuenjia.
Discover a place of transmission combining discipline, care and tradition, where each practice respects its lineages.

Transmission, discipline and care
A complementary approach combining the dynamism of external arts with the fluidity of internal arts.
Rigorous work on fundamentals, physical conditioning, footwork and traditional forms (Taolu), respecting the lineages.
Exploring alignment, breathing and relaxation. Qi Gong cultivates vital energy while Tai Ji Quan develops its martial expression with softness.
The Chinese Martial Arts Conservatory has been based in Aix-en-Provence for 30 years. Our school offers the practice and, above all, the understanding of traditional Chinese martial arts such as Qi Gong, Tai Ji Quan and Kung Fu.
Kung Fu and Tai Chi Chuan practice is both individual and collective. Each person progresses according to their commitment, availability and physical condition, while group practice encourages exchange, reflection and motivation.
Regular group classes are the best way to begin in depth and receive guidance. They should lead towards personal practice. A relaxed, friendly atmosphere and fraternity between practitioners help make the Wuguan a sacred space.
Our teaching belongs to living and identified lineages in Kung Fu, Tai Ji Quan and Qi Gong.

Successor of Mizong Quan
Practising since the age of 13, with a path through Korea, Taiwan and China and studies in martial arts, medicine and philosophy. Third-generation successor of Master Huo Yuenjia.

Successor of Qi Xing Tang Lang and Meihua Tang Lang
9th Dan in Kung Fu, teaching for more than 30 years and specialising in Praying Mantis, Shaolin, Taiji Quan and Xing Yi Quan styles.

Successor of Xin Yi Liu He Quan
Son of Grand Master Lu Song Gao, he has continued the Xinyi Liuhe Quan tradition in Shanghai and contributes to its international development.

Successor of Wu (Hao) style Taiji
Direct descendant of the Wu (Hao) lineage, student of Grand Master Hao Shao Ru and representative of a historic Taiji Quan tradition.

Successor of Hongjia Quan and Zui Baxian
Student of Master Lin Jia Kun, expert in traditional Drunken, Monkey and Snake styles and a leading Hong Quan practitioner in Taiwan.

Successor of Chen style Taiji (Chen Fake lineage)
Recognised Chen Taiji master, trained by Chen Fake and named a national treasure by the Chinese government.

Successor of Yang style Taiji (Yang Chengfu lineage)
Direct student of Yang Chengfu and founder of the Yongnian Tai Chi Association, he devoted his life to transmitting Yang style.
CAMC instructors ensure the daily transmission of the arts.
24 years practising traditional Kung Fu
Adult Kung Fu instructor at CAMC, 2002-2003 French Taolu champion.
2nd Duan ICKF black belt and 2nd Duan in the Jung Yung-Hwan school.
Holder of a federal instructor diploma.
Empty-hand practice: Xing Yi Quan and Ying Zhao Quan.
Weapons: Spear, staff, halberd, three-section staff and fan.
24 years practising traditional Kung Fu
Adult Kung Fu instructor at CAMC, 2002-2003 French combat champion.
2nd Duan ICKF black belt and 2nd Duan in the Jung Yung-Hwan school.
Holder of a federal instructor diploma.
Empty-hand practice: Qi Xing Tang Lang Quan, Mei Hua Tang Lang Quan and Liu He Tang Lang Quan.
Weapons: Saber, staff, double saber, three-section staff and fan.
15 years practising traditional Kung Fu
Children's Kung Fu instructor at CAMC.
1st federal Duan and 1st Duan in the Jung Yung-Hwan school.
Holder of a federal instructor diploma.
Empty-hand practice: Baji Quan, Xing Yi Quan and Hou Quan (Monkey).
Weapons: Staff, saber, double staff and sword.
26 years practising Taiji Quan
Taiji / Qi Gong instructor at CAMC.
Teaching Wu/Hao and Yang forms and Taoist Qi Gong practices.
Holder of a federal instructor diploma.
Empty-hand practice: Wu/Hao Taiji, Yang Taiji and Taoist Qi Gong.
Weapons: Taiji Quan sword and saber.
21 years practising Taiji Quan
Taiji / Qi Gong instructor at CAMC.
Wu/Hao Taiji specialist.
Holder of a federal instructor diploma.
Empty-hand practice: Wu/Hao Taiji (orthodox Wu form, sixth successor Wang Mu Yin).
Weapons: Taiji Quan sword.
The club is connected to recognised national and international organisations.