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Chinese Martial Arts Center
1370 Main Street
Dunedin, FL 34698

Phone: (727) 734-8222
Fax: (727) 734-2414

Established since 1981, the Chinese Martial Arts Center, Inc., headquarters is located at 1370 Main St. in Dunedin, Florida, in the Tampa Bay area.

The school was designed and built from the ground up to Master Scrima's specifications. Situated on a large lot in the heart of Dunedin, the school has ample parking and is easily reached from many parts of Pinellas County. State Road 580 (Main St.) provides easy access from Tampa.

The school has two large training areas, a workout room, an observation area, a pro shop, and large men's and women's locker rooms with showers. The lake adjacent to the school provides an attractive and serene setting.

The school is truly one of the most beautiful martial arts centers in the country. High ceilings, spacious training rooms, a peaceful setting, and Master Scrima's unique experience and background provide an ideal learning environment.

The school is now an exclusive private martial arts academy and all classes are personally taught by Master Scrima. Please visit the How to Get Started page on this site for more detailed information on the procedures required for becoming a student.

Current Curriculum

Youth Beginner Class

Kung Fu fundamentals, eight stances, horse form, basic punches, basic kicks and basic blocking and striking combinations. First form "Ba Pu Lien Huan Quan- Eight Steps Continuous Fist." Self-defense and Qin Na (joint-locking techniques). YBC1

Youth Kung Fu - All Ranks

Specialized strength and flexibility training, footwork drills, jump toe kick, tornado kick, 3-count jump side kick, fighting skills and techniques, Kung Fu partner form "Ba Pu Lien Huan Dui Quan," sparring practice. YAR1

Youth Weapons - All Ranks

Double-headed staff basics to include forward and reverse single flowers, double forward flower, stepping and striking methods, the staff form from the Jing Wu System "Choon Yang Gun- Sheep Flocking Staff Form." YW1

Adult Beginner Kung Fu

Kung Fu fundamentals, eight stances, horse form, basic punches, basic kicks and basic blocking and striking combinations. First form "Ba Pu Lien Huan Quan- Eight Steps Continuous Fist." Self-defense and Qin Na (joint-locking techniques). ABK1

Adult Kung Fu - All Ranks

Specialized strength and flexibility training, footwork drills, self-defense and Qin Na techniques, fighting skills and techniques, Kung Fu partner forms " Ba Fan Shou - Eight Revolving Hands" and Ba Pu Lien Huan Dui Quan," San Shou fundamentals, continuous fighting. AFKAR1

Tai Chi - All Ranks

Loosening and relaxation exercises, standing and breathing practice (Qi Gong), basic stepping. The Yang Style Tai Chi 24 Posture International Routine (the most widely practiced Tai Chi form in China and throughout the world), basic principles, introduction to Tui Shou (Push Hands). TCAR1

Tai Chi Saturday Morning Class

Loosening and relaxation exercises, standing and breathing practice (Qi Gong), stepping methods, Grand Master William C. C. Chen’s 60 Movements Form, Grasp Sparrow’s Tail Tui Shou (Ward Off, Roll Back, Press and Push with a partner to develop Sticking and Listening Energy, Yielding and Redirecting). WCC1

Xing Yi

Xing Yi limbering and stretching exercises, Primordial Qi Gong training, San Ti training (Trinity Posture), Pu Fa (Stepping Methods), 5 Basic Fists, Wu Xing Lien Huan Quan (Linking the Five Fists), Jiao Shou Pao (Entangling Hands Partner training), Wu Xing Pao (Five Fists Partner Fighting Form), Xing Yi basic principles. XY1

Baji

Stretching and conditioning exercises, Triangle Horse Stance practice, Qi Gong, eight stances, four stepping methods, eight basic fists, eight kicks, Xiao Baji form (Small Baji), eight basic fists with a partner. BJ1

Ba Gua

Ba Gua stretching and loosening exercises, Ba Gua Qi Gong, Tang Ni Pu (Mud Tilling Step), circle walking, Eight Basic Palms, Xiao Kai Men (Opening the Small Gate), Yin Zhang (Ox Tongue Palm Yin Fu Style form). Ba Gua principles and theories. BG1

Chinese Sword Fencing

Basic grips, basic guards, advancing and retreating methods, basic parries, basic attacks and counterattacks, drilling and controlled skirmish practice, basic principles of sword fighting. CSF1

Note: Curriculum for advanced classes is not described in this forum.

Class Schedule

Our class schedule is available here. This is subject to change and is only valid for the current quarter.
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