We are dedicated to providing a welcoming and motivating environment for martial artists of all ages and skill levels. Our focus is on traditional methods and the practical application of these methods under stress and pressure. Our training has Kung Fu and Tai Chi as foundation but also incorporates concepts and methods from other disciples such as Karate, Jiu Jitsu, and others.
As a club, we offer an experience that goes beyond the classic concept of a martial arts school. We are a community of passionate individuals who share a love for martial arts and a commitment to personal growth. Whether you are a beginner looking to embark on a new journey or an advanced practitioner seeking to refine your skills, Sun State Martial Arts could be a perfect fit for you.
While our primary focus is on Kung Fu and Tai Chi, we are constantly evolving. As we grow, we plan to expand into a larger facility and establish multiple locations throughout the state, allowing us to offer more than just Kung Fu and Tai Chi. We believe in providing career opportunities for traditional martial artists who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise.
Dr. Richard M. Chin is a distinguished medical professional with a unique blend of Eastern and Western medical expertise. He earned his M.D. from Far Eastern University in the Philippines and holds a Doctorate in Oriental Medicine from the California Acupuncture College, as well as from the Chinese Center in Hong Kong.
A master martial artist, Dr. Chin has attained high levels of proficiency in Tai Chi Chuan, Jow Ga, and Pak Mei Kung Fu. He is the founder and director of the Q.M. Institute, one of the pioneering clinics in New York dedicated to integrating traditional Eastern healing practices with modern Western medicine.
Sifu Chin Pak Mei Teacher:
Master Chin Dor was one of the elite inner circle students of the Pak Mei system under the Grandmaster Cheung Lai Chuen.
Dayne Di Guglielmo is a dedicated martial artist and fitness enthusiast who has been involved in martial arts since he was young. He began his martial arts journey in New Jersey at the age of four with Kenpo Karate. Following his high school graduation, he enlisted in the United States Navy (2006), where he had the opportunity to explore Wing Chun kung fu thanks to a shipmate.
In contrast to his previous experience with Karate, Wing Chun proved to be a more sophisticated and philosophical martial arts system. It incorporated spiritual concepts such as yin yang and employed highly effective techniques like simultaneous attack and block. This exposure to Chinese kung fu gave Dayne a new perspective of martial arts. Upon returning to civilian life, Dayne continued to deepen his knowledge and skills under the guidance of various esteemed masters learning Long Ying Boxing (Southern Dragon Style), Bak Mei (White Eyebrow), Yang style Tai Chi, Southern Praying Mantis.
Now with over 30 years of martial arts experience, Dayne not only teaches others but also remains committed to his own personal growth and development in kung fu. He diligently continues his training, constantly striving to refine his skills and broaden his understanding of the martial arts.
Coach Jones is a dedicated martial artist with extensive training across multiple disciplines. A former student of Professor Vagner Rocha, he has developed high-level grappling and jiu-jitsu skills under one of the most respected names in the sport. In addition to his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu foundation, Nate trains regularly with world-class wrestlers and professional UFC fighters, refining his skills in a competitive, high-level environment.
Beyond his expertise on the ground, Nate has immersed himself in Long Ying (Dragon Shape Boxing), Wing Chun Kung Fu, and Tai Chi Fist, also giving him a deep understanding of traditional Chinese Kung Fu. His training blends modern combat sports with traditional martial arts, creating a well-rounded approach to fighting and self-defense. With over a decade of experience, he remains committed to pushing his limits, constantly learning, and evolving as both a practitioner and instructor.