Biography

Carter Wong ( Ka Tat Wong ) Born in 1947, Macao, one of the special administrative regions of the Republic of China, Carter Wong has extensive experience in the world of martial arts. He have begun kung fu at eight years old with a Shaolin monk and Wudang Chi-Kung Grand Master Lee Ming Wah as his teachers. While young, he went to Japan to practice Karate, then he left for Thailand, where he find out and practiced Muay Thai and he'd also a passage through North Korea to train Taekwondo and Hapkido.

In 1968, he'd begun his career as a professional Muay Thai fighter, in which he reached a record of 30 wins, 3 draws and only 4 defeats until 1986, when he'd became muay thai world champion too. Founded in 1980, the Chung Hop Kuen Federation, a martial art style based on Shaolin Kung Fu, Wu Dang Chi Kung (inner breathing) and the essence of Karate, Muay Thai, Taekwondo and Hapkido. Currently the Federation has representatives in 36 countries and has produced several European and world champions in Muay-Thai, Kung Fu and Kickboxing.

Carter Wong's qualification also opened doors in public and private security institutions around the world for Chinese culture and the martial arts. The Grand Master was a Hong Kong Police Force (1979) Karate's Chief Instructor, had instructed as a Muay Thai master to the New York Police Force (1984) and the California Marine Corps (1990) of the United States, had trained soldiers from the Cambodian Security Services Academy and received the title of Grand Master of Karate of the Hungarian Police Force (1998).

Carter Wong had also invested in the acting career and his talent can be seen in more than 100 films. The best known are: "Big Trouble in Little China" (1986); "Shaolin Invincibles" (1977); and "Traitorous" (1976). The Grand Master was also a combat instructor in Rambo III (1988), of Sylvester Stallone, and had gave choreographed fight classes to actors like Matt Damon (known for the character Jason Bourne of the Bourne's sequence) and William Shatner (known worldwide as Captain Kirk of the Star Trek series).

Grandmaster Carter Wong is a Black Belt 10th Dan in Kung Fu by the World Organization of Wushu & Kung Fu Masters, Black Belt 8th Dan by the International Federation of Martial Arts, Black Belt 7th Dan Go-Ju-Ryu Karate-Do Seitokukai and 5th Dan of Taekwondo by The Midwest Taekwon-do Union. Nowadays he is a member of the World Muay Thai Council, honorary chairman of the Hong Kong South and North Martial Art Association and director of the Wu-Chi Dang-Kung Association. He was also a representative memmber of the World Kickboxing Association (1997), vice president of the Wudang Mountain Chi Kung International Style Association (1998) and a memmber of the World Muay Thai Federation (2002) special committee.

Any Carter Wong fans here are some of his Achievements and Films

Started learning, traditional Chinese Kung Fu at 8 years old, taught by the principal Shaolin Monk at the time, and the Grand Master of Wudang Chi-Kung.
Went to Japan to train in Karate, Thailand to train in Muay Thai, and Korea to train in Hapkido and Taekwondo.
Founded the Chung Hop Kuen Federation in 1980. It is a composite style based on Shaolin Kung Fu, Wu-Dang Chi-Kung (internal breathing) and the essence of Karate, Muay-Thai, Taekwondo and Hapkido.
Carter Wong's International Chung Hop Kuen Federation is represented in 36 countries and is still increasing. This association has produced many European and world champions in Muay-Thai, Kung Fu, Kickboxing. Even lots of different police departments are learning his Chung Hop Kuen style.
1968-1986 36 Muay-Thai fights with a record of 30 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses
1979 Chief Instructor for the Royal Hong Kong Police Force (Karate)
1984 Master Instructor for the New York State Police Force Of the US (Muay-Thai)
1986 World Muay-Thai Championship champion
1989 World Cup International Martial Arts Open Championship champion
1990 Master Instructor for the Marine Corps of California US (Muay-Thai)
1996 Chief Consultant of Galaxy and Chuwaitana Muay-Thai Camp (Thailand)
1997 Professional member & representative for the World Kickboxing Association (WKA)
1998 International Wudang Mountain Style Chi-Kung Association Vice Chairman
1998 Grand Master of Hungary Police Force (Karate)
2002 International Muay-Thai Federation (Committee)
World Muay-Thai Championship Council
VIP Security Services Academy in Cambodia (Principal)
Hungary Police (CTU Combat Technic)
Saint-Paul Brazil Police Military Academy (Kung Fu Master)
World Mixed Martial Arts Federation (MMA)
International Wu-Dang Chi-Kung Association (Principal)
International Goju-Ryu Karate-Do Seitokukai (7th Dan Black Belt)
International Martial-Arts Federation (8th Dan Black Belt)
Hong Kong Southern & Northern Martial Art Association (Honorary President)