Select Seminar
to Attend:

Push Hands Seminar
First Weekend of July
$35

Push Hands
2nd Weekend of July
$35

Push Hands
First TWO July Weekends
$50

ALL Push Hands
July Seminars
+
Summer Push Hands Tournament
4th July Weekend
$75

Push Hands Seminar
1st September Weekend
$35

Push Hands
2nd September Weekend
$35

ALL Push Hands
September Seminars
PLUS
SCM California Push Hands Championship Tournament Registration
$75

Buddha Kung Fu
Shaolin Chi Mantis
and Tai Chi Youth
Annual Chinese Gongfu and Taijiquan Tournament
Weekend BEFORE Thanksgiving
$30
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Each seminar teaches the basics of Push Hands.
To avoid unnecessary problems and make all matches more efficient and enjoyable, ALL COMPETITORS must be APPROVED before competing in our TOURNAMENTS.
If you are experienced in Kung Fu and Push Hands, email our Tournament Director for approval BEFORE the tournament.

Although our SCM & TCY Annual Chinese Gongfu and Taijiquan Tournaments only allow Kung Fu and Tai Chi practitioners to compete, the SCM Push Hands Tournaments are OPEN TO ALL MARTIAL ARTS stylists, even Karate...
Despite any Karate Black Belt's experience, they will be required to attend a Push Hands Seminar before being registered in one of our Push Hands Tournaments. This is for your benefit also, since we want each competitor to do their best -- and you can't do your best if you don't even know the rules...
Shaolin Chi Mantis and Tai Chi Youth, utilize STATIONARY PUSH HANDS rules that only require one person to LIFT ONE FOOT OFF THE GROUND = Opponent's point.
Our simple rules that rely on your Tai Chi skills of balance and flexibility have not resulted in a single injury since 1984. A dramatic contrast from the dozens of Karate tournaments I have attended and judged at which average at least 3 serious injuries per every tournament.

ALL registrations include FREE JUDGING SEMINAR during the same month.
This year's dates for our FREE Judging Seminars are updated at BuddhaKungFu.com
If you are a Tai Chi student, come test your skills and learn some new tricks.
If you are new to all martial arts, enjoy the safest way to compete with someone and learn some balance and self-defense techniques useful to anyone.

If you are a Karate stylist, expand your awareness and abilities by learning Push Hands. More similar to Judo, and Aikido, Tai Chi Push Hands employs the softness of water and sometimes the force of a waterfall. You'll be glad you attended.
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