tiger style

[nighthawk]

Does anyone know of a place near acworth ga where they teach tiger style im interested in learning it and cannot find a school nearby

[HiyaaMartialArts]

There's not really anything called just "Tiger style". There are several options in and around Atlanta for various styles that incorporate Tiger into it, like Tiger/Crane, Hung Gar, etc. There are styles out there like Shantung Black Tiger, White Tiger, etc. but not just "tiger". Good luck with your search.

I am in Atlanta and have been teaching Northern Shaolin many years, so I am familiar with many of the teachers & schools here. Hit me up on PM if you still need some pointing in the right direction (this post is very old so you may have found something by now).

[Dobbersky]

There's not really anything called just "Tiger style". There are several options in and around Atlanta for various styles that incorporate Tiger into it, like Tiger/Crane, Hung Gar, etc. There are styles out there like Shantung Black Tiger, White Tiger, etc. but not just "tiger". Good luck with your search.

I am in Atlanta and have been teaching Northern Shaolin many years, so I am familiar with many of the teachers & schools here. Hit me up on PM if you still need some pointing in the right direction (this post is very old so you may have found something by now).

I would love to meet a Black Tiger Sifu to teach me the Form and the Chin Na behind it

[HiyaaMartialArts]

I would love to meet a Black Tiger Sifu to teach me the Form and the Chin Na behind it

With you on that! I've heard of Hei hu (Black tiger) for awhile now. I knew of this Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hei_hu_quan and recently found this Youtube clip:

(but there are others).

I'm interested because my style (Northern Shaolin) has quite a few exponents in Shandong/Shantung province but I know little of the various styles there.

[Zaine]

You also might want to try and find a hung gar studio as there system heavily uses tiger techniques. Apparently it's a lot of fun to take to. Of course, I think that most martial arts are a lot of fun to learn. This one in particular is supposed to be quite aggressive. Again, I don't know so if anyone who is more familiar with the system could shed some light on that information that would be fantastic.