Golden Steel Athletic Association Neoclassical Kung Fu

Rooted in the classical. Built for today.

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About GSAA

Classical Techniques.
Modern Applications.

Golden Steel Athletic Association teaches Baat Ying Baat Faat, a neoclassical kung fu system rooted in traditional Chinese martial arts and modern fighting philosophy.

Our curriculum develops functional strength, flexibility, stamina, and coordination through time-tested training methods refined for today.

Our Curriculum

Core Training Benefits

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Strength

Build functional strength and explosive power.

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Flexibility

Improve mobility, balance, and range of motion.

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Stamina

Increase endurance and overall conditioning.

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Coordination

Sharpen body awareness, timing, and movement efficiency.

Si-Jo Allen Chinn

Lineage & Style

Baat Ying Baat Faat.
Our Lineage. Our Style.

Baat Ying Baat Faat, Eight Animals Eight Methods, is the style taught at Golden Steel Athletic Association.

Founded by Si-Jo Allen Chinn, this neoclassical system blends traditional Chinese martial arts with modern fighting philosophy.

Golden Steel Athletic Association continues this lineage through disciplined teaching, consistent practice, and a commitment to excellence.

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Our Instructors

Golden Steel Athletic Association classes are taught by Sifu Shawn Miller and are available at the Seattle International District/Chinatown Community Center. Golden Sun Athletic Association classes are taught by Sifu Ricky Thatsanavongsa, and are available through the Tukwila Community Center, and  the Family First Community Center in Renton Washington.