About the CKKA

The CKKA is an affiliation of martial artists and schools that train in both Karate and Kung Fu either directly or indirectly under Grand Master Dave Chong. The intent of our organization is to help foster communications between the members in our family and to provide access to train with Grand Master.

Online Registration is now closed.

Registration must be done by 8:30 on Saturday April, 17th at Shuhari Dojo.

For students wishing to register themselves

For students wishing to register themselves. Please follow the following instructions:

  1. Download the Student Registration Form by right clicking the link and selecting ‘save as…’
  2. Please read the form carefully and fill in the form. You will be able to type into the PDF directly. Note the grand total of your fees at the bottom of the form.
  3. Save your PDF and mail it to Shihan Mitch Harrow at m-harrow@rogers.com
  4. Make your payment at the CKKA site but entering the amount on the left hand sidebar under ‘Other Amount’, enter your name/school and click pay now.

Student Registration Form Update

Last Update: March 4, 2010.

Please note that a change has been made on the student registration form. The forms available for grading will be Leopard, Crane or Snake. Visit this site for any new updates.

Official CKKA Tournament, Grading and Banquet Event Page

2010 CKKA Tournament

Please visit the official CKKA Tournament, Grading and Banquet event Page here.

2010 CKKA Gathering

Mark April 17th and 18th in your calendar for a great martial arts weekend in Barrie Ontario. This year there will be special workshops, kung fu certificate gradings, tournament, demos and a fun banquet.

Grand Master’s November School Visits

Kwan Dao Seminar at Tallack Martial Arts

Sigung visits Tallack Martial Arts Dojo

Grand Master Chong has completed his November tour of the schools in Ontario where he introduced the students to a new kung fu weapon, the Kwan Dao.  Since the Kwan Dao form is long and complicated, the Grand Master elected to break the training into 3 parts.  The first part was taught in November and at the end of the training session everyone was physically and mentally drained, especially those who actually used the heavy weapon rather than the lighter training sticks.

The first part will be reviewed at the CKKA annual event in April along with next part of the form and the final portion of the Kwan Dao Form will be covered the following November (2010).