Black Tiger Tiger Fork: Dynamic Art of the Tiger Book by Paul Koh

The tiger fork or dai pah (great fork) has always been treated as the weapon of the master and is also known by the name of sifu pah or master's fork. Within the world of Chinese martial arts weaponry, the tiger fork stands alone as a unique combination of a multitude of movements and ideas, exuding the extreme power needed to devastate an opponent either singularly or on the battlefield.

In this new master text from Sifu Paul Koh, learn Grandmaster Tak Wah Eng's exclusive tiger fork set based on all the movements of the Fu Jow Pai Tiger Claw Kung Fu System, as well as a special fighting set between the tiger fork and shield and saber. This unique and in-depth look at one of the rare and powerful weapons of Kung Fu is a must-read for martial artists the world over. Over 150 pages of full color illustrations, 8.5 x 11 size.

About the Author:

Sifu Paul Koh is a Kung Fu master specializing in Hung Gar Tiger Crane and Fu Jow Pai Tiger Claw. With over 40 years of training, he studied under top masters and immersed in Chinese language and culture since his teens.

He is a leading instructor, author of several books on traditional forms, and creator of Kung Fu In A Minute. Headmaster of Bo Law Kung Fu (BLKF Tiger Claw) in New York, he teaches forms, weapons, lion dance, philosophy, and builds confidence through practice.

Length: 165 pages

Publication date: 2024