Allstar Kung Fu was established in 2007 and has taught over 2,000 students. We are dedicated to teaching Tai Chi and Kung Fu to all ages and levels. Our instructors have lifetimes of expertise ranging from coaching and training all levels to performing and competing in championships at the national and international level.
They have all developed their unique instructional methods, offering students a variety of fresh perspectives on martial arts. Our mission is to nurture and inspire the community with the best of what martial arts has to offer. Master Jack founded Allstar Kung Fu in 2006. He received a BA in Chinese martial arts from Wuhan Sports University in China.
They have all developed their unique instructional methods, offering students a variety of fresh perspectives on martial arts. Our mission is to nurture and inspire the community with the best of what martial arts has to offer. Master Jack founded Allstar Kung Fu in 2006. He received a BA in Chinese martial arts from Wuhan Sports University in China.
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We hope that you have all been staying safe and healthy during the pandemic. As restrictions start easing up, Allstar Kung Fu invites you to get back into shape at our summer training camp. Each session is limited to 4 campers to maintain social distancing. Campers will hone skills such as basics, boxing, self defense, and weapons.
Reviews (22)
Thomas Lively
Jul 30, 2019
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I had over a decade of experience with traditional kung fu growing up, so finding a new kung fu school was one of my highest priorities when I moved to the Bay Area. I am very happy that I found AllStar Kung Fu.
The kung fu practiced at this school is more contemporary than I was used to; the forms and techniques are meant to be performed rather than being meant to be directly applicable for self-defense, and there is a much greater focus on visually impressive weapons forms here than at my old school. But the qualities that I have always valued in kung fu - strength, balance, self-control, and
The kung fu practiced at this school is more contemporary than I was used to; the forms and techniques are meant to be performed rather than being meant to be directly applicable for self-defense, and there is a much greater focus on visually impressive weapons forms here than at my old school. But the qualities that I have always valued in kung fu - strength, balance, self-control, and
Steve Sato
Jul 27, 2019
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Our daughter has been taking lessons here for the last 6 years now. We've seen a lot. The masters are wonderful. They strike a great balance between just having fun and focused, disciplined purpose. They're great with kids who need discipline. And, they're great with kids who don't. They're great with kids who are serious as well as kids who aren't.
The training the kids get here, in my opinion, teaches the perfect balance between power and grace. Thus, the training here provides excellent cross-training for any activity. Watch the masters and you'll see!
The training the kids get here, in my opinion, teaches the perfect balance between power and grace. Thus, the training here provides excellent cross-training for any activity. Watch the masters and you'll see!
Hanqing Xing
Dec 31, 2018
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I was so impressed by the intensity of the class activities and the cool kungfu moves from the students during my first visit. To be honest, I was a bit worried that my kids would be scared away. Thanks to the teachers, they are professional kungfu masters, very patient, and know how to help young ones start the class. Now it's been a year and a half. Both of my kids, 5 and 9, love going to the class. And they make good progress.
J. Z.
Dec 07, 2018
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My son loves here very much. He dreams to join more advanced kungfu groups with new belts. He likes the teachers. After he got the first private class, he told me, he likes it more than regular classes. Only that it is a little far form my home, we only send him there once a week. He needs more practice so as not to forget new moves.
Christine Miao
Nov 13, 2018
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We’ve been sending my daughter to All Star Kung fu for the last 3 years since she was 5 years old. Since then she has developed strength, discipline, and a passion for Kung fu. The masters here are patient, encouraging, but firm and disciplined in their teaching. The facility is much more spacious than other Kung fu studios that we’ve seen and conveniently located.
Angellilgurl
Sep 27, 2018
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Alley Rui
Sep 07, 2018
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Yutian L.
Aug 21, 2018
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I'd advice to be very careful if you want to signup. In the name of conserving the earth, they don't provide water cups. (saving the earth or saving their wallet?) You/your kids will be dehydrated if you forget to bring your own cup. well, their chance to prove me wrong to simply fix that :-) I also found them dishonest. They would tell you that you can roll your unused time to next year to entice you to signup, but in practice, don't expect them to keep their promise at renewal time, or keep checking with them to get it confirmed. They don't really care about safety or improving
June Mao
Aug 02, 2018
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My two kids have been going to this place for over a year. Both of them love to go to lessons here. Master Jack and Master Lee are great with kids: very patient and fun. My older one used to be very shy but he became very open to other kids since he went to All Star Kungfu. In addition his body coordination has been significantly improved. This is a fun place for kids to develop physical fitness. Highly recommended!
Mike Jones
Jun 04, 2018
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Millie M.
Feb 16, 2018
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Our 8 year old son has been coming to Allstar Kung Fu for nearly three years. He's a very active and outgoing kid and we wanted somewhere he could use this energy, without one-on-one combat like some other martial arts. Allstar Kung Fu has been the perfect place for him. His physique and strength has changed dramatically. He's so flexible, strong and co-ordinated. In three years, he's progressed from no belt to red/green - 5 belts. Kung Fu is a weapon-based martial art, so my son has been taught forms using a Bo Staff, Broadsword, Fan and Double Daggers! He has some friends at school
Gqzhi H.
Oct 23, 2016
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Came for a try out class for my kids in the summer. My kids had fun in the 45 min class. Sifu Jack worked them out. Pros: sifu was a calm and patient man. Kids had fun, location was convenient. Cons: sifu was too strict and critical. Structure of the class and teaching demeanor will probably wear my kids out in the long run. Pricing wise, very expensive! Seriously, if you are promoting martial arts in youth, why makes the cost so unaffordable? Overall, this school is not for us.
Brian W.
Jul 04, 2016
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I dropped by here for the first time and was disappointed that I was unable to tryout the class under a free trial but was instead expected to pay drop-in fee without having seen or tried the structure of the class first.
The environment was also a little bit unwelcoming as the coach that was present made no attempt to talk or introduce himself or the school. In the end, I decided to sit and watch how the class was run instead.
From what I saw, the class structure was very fast paced and seemed like they were able to get a good amount of basics, jumps and sections in 50-60mins. I was impressed
The environment was also a little bit unwelcoming as the coach that was present made no attempt to talk or introduce himself or the school. In the end, I decided to sit and watch how the class was run instead.
From what I saw, the class structure was very fast paced and seemed like they were able to get a good amount of basics, jumps and sections in 50-60mins. I was impressed
Lei W.
Jun 20, 2015
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Ayon S.
Feb 23, 2014
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My oldest son has always been a very active and strong kid, so when he turned 3 I was looking for a workout discipline. All the kids gyms were too kiddish. Allstar min age is 3 yrs. He started at 3 yr 2 mos and now a yr later he has pass 3 belt tests.
He loves it and I love watching him.
Each master is very good fun and patient. Schedule is super flexible so you can always work around your busy week/weekend.
He loves it and I love watching him.
Each master is very good fun and patient. Schedule is super flexible so you can always work around your busy week/weekend.
Juls W.
Oct 24, 2011
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After our first year, we did renew. Our little guy loves going multiple times a week and it's amazing how his concentration has improved with learning all the complex sequences. We continue to be impressed with Master Jack and Master Daniel and Master Cooper, they are always so patient (but strict) with the kids.
The cost is not insignificant. Every so often there is a belt level, a weapon or what not that the kids need. However, given the level of devotion my son has to this (he asks every day if he can go to kungfu class), it's been worth it.
The cost is not insignificant. Every so often there is a belt level, a weapon or what not that the kids need. However, given the level of devotion my son has to this (he asks every day if he can go to kungfu class), it's been worth it.
Lee L.
Apr 23, 2011
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I enrolled my two children at Allstar last summer after visiting a couple other kung fu schools in the area. My daughter never really took to it, but my son absolutely loves his lessons.
What I like best about this school is that it isn't as "militant" as some of the other studios. We had our kids take a trial class at another studio, and the instructors were hollering at them and slapping their hands when they didn't position themselves properly - all during the first 5 minutes of kung fu instruction of their lives . Now, I know that this could be considered normal kung
What I like best about this school is that it isn't as "militant" as some of the other studios. We had our kids take a trial class at another studio, and the instructors were hollering at them and slapping their hands when they didn't position themselves properly - all during the first 5 minutes of kung fu instruction of their lives . Now, I know that this could be considered normal kung
Tai C.
Nov 17, 2009
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My daughter has been practicing Kung Fu at the AllStar Mountain View studio and really enjoys it. I had to drag her to tennis lessons, but she makes sure I take her to regular Allstar Kung Fu classes.
When the masters told us about the new location, we decided to try it out. The studio is much bigger, so the students can practice different long weapons at the same time. This is a big advantage since they can focus on individual practice levels. Last weekend my daughter was practicing broad sword and another boy was drilling down on long staff. And they did not wipe each other out. :-) Nice
When the masters told us about the new location, we decided to try it out. The studio is much bigger, so the students can practice different long weapons at the same time. This is a big advantage since they can focus on individual practice levels. Last weekend my daughter was practicing broad sword and another boy was drilling down on long staff. And they did not wipe each other out. :-) Nice
Bill N.
Oct 13, 2009
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Yah, you folks reading these fake reviews by the studio's students or employees or even the instructors themselves, read between the lines. The reason they have so few students is the rates are exorbitant! I asked and was qouted ,what, like 180 bucks a month for 3 meetings a week? Ridiculous.
Hell the reason they offer a free class is to guilt you into signing up.
Lower your prices. Not everyone in Sunnyvale is a rich hi-techie that can afford it. It is a nice place but for that money I can join two studios.
I also love how their website doesn't offer rates either. Even they know
Hell the reason they offer a free class is to guilt you into signing up.
Lower your prices. Not everyone in Sunnyvale is a rich hi-techie that can afford it. It is a nice place but for that money I can join two studios.
I also love how their website doesn't offer rates either. Even they know
Jaclyn L.
Oct 11, 2009
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Before joining AllStar Kung Fu, I never really thought of martial arts as anything more than just an activity I spent a part of my weekends doing. I have been practicing kung fu ever since second grade, but it hadn't really grown on me yet.
However, after joining AllStar a year ago I also joined their wushu team and, I have to say, have learned so much more in that one year than all the years I've spent doing kung fu combined. It's a great stress reliever, plus it's a great workout as it works all parts of the body. Wushu has definitely grown on me; a weekend now is not complete
However, after joining AllStar a year ago I also joined their wushu team and, I have to say, have learned so much more in that one year than all the years I've spent doing kung fu combined. It's a great stress reliever, plus it's a great workout as it works all parts of the body. Wushu has definitely grown on me; a weekend now is not complete
Wu-Yi C.
Oct 06, 2009
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My daughter joined the Kung Fu practice at the studio and really enjoys it. Since there are many boy and girl students & the masters are friendly, the studio provides a fun yet disciplined training environment. The Master runs the studios like a big family and everybody is very friendly and encouraging. Since the Sunnyvale location opened this year, she has been a regular there 2 times per week.
Paul X.
Jul 13, 2009
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I haven't officially joined this school yet, as I am in the process of finishing up the remaining lessons from my other school. I've posted a while back that Ben's Kung-fu is decent. And in fact it still is. But I'm always looking to better myself as well as meet people of the same age group.
After trying out at AllStar and seeing some adults as crazy as I am in wanting to improve skills, I find that it fits my current needs. While I am sure that I want to improve my skills in this area, I am afraid that my recreational abilities stretched (excuse the pun) to it&apos
After trying out at AllStar and seeing some adults as crazy as I am in wanting to improve skills, I find that it fits my current needs. While I am sure that I want to improve my skills in this area, I am afraid that my recreational abilities stretched (excuse the pun) to it&apos
