11 Facts About Anthony Arnett

Anthony Arnett is an American martial artist specializing in Chinese martial arts, particularly Wing Chun.

Anthony Arnett is a direct disciple of Australian Wing Chun pioneer William Cheung and is founder of his own system, Arnett Sport Kung Fu.

Anthony Arnett kept his martial arts skills hidden until 1975, when he saw the movie Five Fingers of Death.

Anthony Arnett began competing in Point Tournaments in 1974 then in 1977 he became a division champion in local tournaments.

Anthony Arnett opened his first Wing Chun School in Maryland, co-opened a second school in 1983 then in 1986 he opened the first Traditional Wing Chun School in Georgia and opened the second Wing Chun School in Augusta, Georgia, in 1987 before finally settling to teach in Jacksonville, Florida.

Anthony Arnett retained the Division Championship title for 6 consecutive years and retained the Division Championship title in the Tri State Circuit.

Anthony Arnett started promoting tournament training camps and seminars in 1999.

In 2000 Anthony Arnett won numerous championships including the Overall Championship in the National Arts League for Forms Demonstration, Weapons Demonstration and Most Student Competitors.

Anthony Arnett was awarded NKKU Ultimate Grand Champion for 2001 in Forms, Weapons, and Fighting in the Masters Division and Grand Champion in the North Florida Martial Arts Association.

In 2002 Anthony Arnett opened a 3rd school in Orange Park, Florida and would being distributing of training guides for Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu and Anthony Arnett Sport Kung Fu in DVD and CD-ROM formats.

In 2012 Anthony Arnett was personally invited by William Cheung to be guest instructor at the Cheung's Wing Chun Kung Fu Academy in Melbourne, Australia Headquarters of the Global Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu Association.