WELCOME TO BLACK LEOPARD KUNG-FU DO (School of Self defense)
REGD NO. 87 - 1992 - 93

Founded in 1984, Black Leopard Kung-Fu Do has a rich legacy of promoting and teaching the art of Kung-Fu. Our journey began in 1983, and since then, we have been dedicated to fostering a welcoming environment for all forms of martial arts, encouraging collaboration and mutual growth.

Our Mission

Black Leopard Kung-Fu Do is committed to developing, spreading, and promoting the art of Kung-Fu in an organized and systematic manner. Our mission extends beyond martial arts training to encompass the holistic development of individuals and the community.

Our Success

In 1993, Black Leopard Kung-Fu Do organized the prestigious 'All India Manchuria Kung-Fu Tournament.' Initially scheduled for the 10th and 11th of July, the tournament was extended by an additional day, concluding on the 12th of July, due to the overwhelming participation of martial artists. The championship was a grand success.

Main Objectives:

1. To cultivate a deep appreciation and understanding of Kung-Fu, ensuring its growth and continuity through structured training programs.

2. To maintain and improve physical health and fitness, emphasizing the benefits of regular practice and a disciplined lifestyle.

3. To actively participate in Inter-State, National, and International Championships, fostering a spirit of sportsmanship and excellence.

4. To create a scientific approach to martial arts training, promoting a healthy environment conducive to positive human relations.

5. To use Kung-Fu as a medium to strengthen national integrity and unity, bridging cultural and social divides.

6. To keep Kung-Fu free from politics and other questionable influences, ensuring the purity and integrity of the art form.

7. To educate and sensitize the youth about the dangers of societal evils, fostering a sense of responsibility towards family, society, and the nation.

8. To promote sports in general, encouraging physical activity and the pursuit of athletic excellence across various disciplines.

Grand Master Hing Sifu Rana Sarma

Profile:

Hing Sifu Rana Sarma stands as a distinguished Grand Master in Kung Fu, holding an impressive 7th Degree Black Belt in Manchuria Kung Fu. Currently, he presides as the President, Honorary Technical Director, and Controller of Black Leopard Kung Fu Do, alongside its affiliated institution, Manchuria Kung Fu Bharat. He has been invited to various martial arts tournaments at all levels to serve as the esteemed chief judge.

Martial Arts Journey:

Hing Sifu Rana Sarma embarked on his martial arts journey in 1979, beginning with the Drunken Style Kung Fu, also known as Drunken Boxing. Sijo P.T. Lama mentored him at the revered Kung Fu Temple in Lhasa, Tibet, under the Drunken Kung Fu Organization. His dedication and skill earned him the prestigious 5th Dan Black Belt in this unique form of Kung Fu.

Pursuing further mastery, Hing Sifu Rana Sarma attained a Black Belt in Wing Chun Kung Fu, the highest rank in this discipline, under the expert guidance of Sifu A. Singh Deori. This achievement highlights his versatility and profound understanding of diverse martial arts styles.

Specializing in Manchurian Kung Fu, Hing Sifu Rana Sarma trained under the esteemed Hing Sifu R. Shekhar in Mahabalipuram, Chennai (then Madras). Beginning his study in 1989, he has since become a leading authority in this martial art, developing its grammar to the highest level. His continuous efforts to refine and advance this form are carried forward under Manchuria Kung Fu Bharat.

He was awarded the 7th Degree Black Belt from GIMAF Bharat under GM Dr. Bicham Kumar Singha.

Under his expert supervision, more than 22 students have achieved Black Belt status, and various champions at both national and international platforms have emerged, a testament to his exceptional mentorship and training.

Legacy and Vision:

With a rich legacy in martial arts, Hing Sifu Rana Sarma's influence extends beyond his technical prowess. As the President, Honorary Technical Director, and Controller of Black Leopard Kung Fu Do and Manchuria Kung Fu Bharat, he remains committed to nurturing future generations of martial artists. His institutions are dedicated to preserving the traditional essence of Kung Fu while incorporating modern techniques and philosophies.

Through his remarkable journey, Hing Sifu Rana Sarma exemplifies the spirit of martial arts, blending discipline, wisdom, and innovation. His contributions continue to elevate the art form, inspiring practitioners worldwide to pursue excellence with unwavering dedication.

Awards and Honors:
Hing Sifu Rana Sarma's excellence and contributions to martial arts have been recognized through numerous prestigious awards, including:

Others:

He was also a successful fight choreographer for dramas such as:

Jororua Paraja (traditional sword fighting)

Hamlet (modern sword fighting)

Sakunir Pratisud (mythological sword fighting)

Ravan (mythological sword and hand-to-hand combat)

Tribute to my great master, Hing Sifu R Sekhar🇮🇳

Manchuria Kung-Fu

Historical Origins: Manchuria Kung-Fu traces its lineage to the ancient martial traditions of China, with its roots firmly planted in the Han Dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE). This distinguished style originated in the Manchuria region of northeastern China, where it was practiced by the indigenous Manchu people. Over the centuries, Manchuria Kung-Fu evolved, influenced by Taoist and Buddhist philosophies, and enriched by the region's unique cultural and geographical characteristics. The style also incorporates elements from Mongolian and Tibetan martial arts, reflecting a rich tapestry of diverse influences.

Golden Age and Development: The Qing Dynasty (1644-1912 CE) marked the golden age of Manchuria Kung-Fu. During this period, the style became integral to Manchu culture, with legendary masters like Wang Tingping and Zhang Tingyu making significant contributions to its development. These masters refined the techniques and philosophies of Manchuria Kung-Fu, ensuring its enduring legacy.

Introduction to India and Expansion: In the 20th century, Manchuria Kung-Fu made its way to India through Chinese immigrants, where it rapidly gained popularity. Grand Master Kalai-Achony Lee in Hong Kong played a pivotal role in its modern development. His school, Kalai-Achony Lee’s School, produced many skilled practitioners, including Hing Sifu R. Shekhar, the esteemed master of our own Grand Master Rana Sarma of Black Leopard Kung-Fu Do. Hing Sifu R. Shekhar was instrumental in spreading Manchuria Kung-Fu both nationally and internationally, enhancing its reach and influence.

Unique Styles and Techniques: Manchuria Kung-Fu is renowned for its diverse array of styles and techniques. The system is based on 12 distinctive styles, primarily derived from the behavior of animals, and encompasses the use of 35 different weapons. This comprehensive approach to martial arts training offers practitioners a rich and varied skill set.

Philosophy and Principles:

The philosophy of Manchuria Kung-Fu emphasizes harmony with nature, balance, and inner peace. Its guiding principles include:

Manchuria Kung-Fu Principles

Softness and Relaxation (Yin): Embracing fluidity and adaptability.
Hardness and Strength (Yang): Cultivating power and resilience.
Balance and Coordination: Achieving physical and mental equilibrium.
Inner Energy (Chi) Cultivation: Harnessing and directing internal energy for enhanced performance and well-being.

Training and Techniques

Training in Manchuria Kung-Fu is a holistic journey that encompasses:

Forms (Kata): Practicing structured sequences of movements to develop technique and discipline.
Sparring: Engaging in controlled combat to apply learned techniques in real-time.
Weaponry: Mastering the use of traditional weapons to enhance skill and versatility.
Meditation and Breathing Exercises: Fostering mental clarity and inner calm through mindful practices.
Acrobatics and Tumbling: Building agility, coordination, and physical prowess.

Goals

To cultivate a deep appreciation and understanding of Kung-Fu, ensuring its growth and continuity through structured training programs.
To maintain and improve physical health and fitness, emphasizing the benefits of regular practice and a disciplined lifestyle.
To actively participate in Inter-State, National, and International Championships, fostering a spirit of sportsmanship and excellence.
To create a scientific approach to martial arts training, promoting a healthy environment conducive to positive human relations.
To use Kung-Fu as a medium to strengthen national integrity and unity, bridging cultural and social divides.
To keep Kung-Fu free from politics and other questionable influences, ensuring the purity and integrity of the art form.
To educate and sensitize the youth about the dangers of societal evils, fostering a sense of responsibility towards family, society, and the nation.
To promote sports in general, encouraging physical activity and the pursuit of athletic excellence across various disciplines.

Felicitation at DDK Dibrugarh, Assam

Developing Manchuria Kung-Fu

7 Degree Black Belt

Learn the Secrets of Self-Defense with Empty Hands

Discover the Art of Self-Defense:
Unlock the profound secrets of self-defense with empty hands under the guidance of our esteemed instructors. At Black Leopard Kung-Fu Do, you will be trained by professionals with a wealth of experience and expertise. Our program is spearheaded by Hing Sifu Rana Sarma, a distinguished Grand Master holding a 7th Degree Black Belt in Manchuria Kung-Fu, a 5th Degree Black Belt in Drunken Kung-Fu, and a Black Belt in Wing-Chung Kung-Fu.

Why Choose US?

Decades of Experience

With over 40 years of mentoring in martial arts, we bring unparalleled experience and knowledge to our training programs.

Holistic Approach

Our training encompasses both practical body centerline techniques and comprehensive theoretical knowledge, ensuring a well-rounded martial arts education.

Focused and Efficient Training

We prioritize high-quality, short-term training sessions that are intensive and effective, enabling you to learn and master techniques swiftly.

World Championship Preparation

Our programs are designed to prepare you for world championships, utilizing a diverse range of techniques suitable for various martial arts disciplines.

Empowering Women

We offer specialized self-defense techniques tailored for women, empowering them with the skills and confidence to protect themselves.

Counseling and Mentorship

Regular counseling sessions to guide students' career paths.

The Stages of Manchuria Kung-Fu Training

Strength, Flexibility, and Stamina

Our training begins with building a solid foundation of physical fitness, enhancing your strength, flexibility, and stamina to ensure you are well-prepared for advanced techniques.

Stance Work, Kicks, and Punches

Master various stances, kicks, and punches that form the core of Manchuria Kung-Fu, enabling you to execute movements with precision and power.

Ground Fighting and Blocking

Learn essential ground fighting techniques and effective blocking methods to defend yourself in various combat scenarios.

Arm-Hand Techniques

Develop proficiency in intricate arm and hand techniques that are crucial for self-defense and offensive maneuvers.

Manchuria Projection (Mental/Physical)

Explore the mental and physical aspects of Manchuria projection, a unique concept that enhances your overall martial arts prowess.

Manchurian and Drunken Flavouring

Experience the distinct styles of Manchurian Kung-Fu and Drunken Kung-Fu, adding a versatile and dynamic edge to your skillset.

we are here

9954229986
blackleopardkugfu@gmail.com
Tulsi Gaon, Milan Nagar Lane 'C', P.O-. CR Building, Dibrugarh, Pin. 786003, Assam, India
27 minutes (From Mohanbari airport)
10 minutes (From Dibrugarh railway station)
5 minutes (From DDK, dibrugarh)
7 minutes(From Dibrugarh bus stand)
Lodging and fooding available in cheap rates
Politically peaceful.