About Us

Since founding in 1979, our clinic has evolved from its roots as a Chinese martial arts & lion dance training center and a Tit Tar clinic, into a reputable institution specializing in modern Tit Tar therapy, also known as TCM Orthopedic and Traumatology.

TCM Orthopaedic & Traumatologist

Integration of ancient methods with modern technology

We have seamlessly blended the rich heritage of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with contemporary medical advancements to deliver a comprehensive care for musculoskeletal issues. Our experienced practitioners are distinguished for their expertise in traditional Lingnan medical arts, with a particular emphasis on Tit Tar and orthopaedic care.

At Ling Lam Tit Tar clinic, our treatment methods are rooted in time-tested TCM practices. We have also incorporate modern technologies & knowledge to enhance the treatment outcomes, such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, and biomechanics

We Help You Stay Healthy

The Masters

Renowned kung fu masters who have inherited the ancient Chinese healing technique for Tit Tar (fall & hit).

Master Ngui Pong

Born in 1956, Master Ngui Pong has developed passion for martial arts and sports since youth. He was a student of master Mr. Zhou Tian Sheng, who specialised in the Ling Nan martial art style of “Hong Jia Fist”. Master Ngui also learned and mastered the “Gung Ji Fook Fu Kuen”, Tiger-Crane Double Form and weapon skills. Furthermore, he has also practised the Ling Nan medicine methods. In 1979, he founded the "Ling Lam Physical Training and Treatment”, and has since trained countless disciples across various regions.

Master Ngui Kok Feng

Mr. Ngui Kok Feng (born 1983) was raised in a family with deep roots in martial arts, lion dance, and traditional Chinese medicine. Since young, he was immersed in this rich heritage, developing a deep passion for these traditional practices. With the "ancestral teachings" passed down by his father, his love for Chinese medicine grew even stronger, forging an inseparable bond with the field. He went on to establish Ling Lam Tit Tar Clinic, specialising in the Tit Tar (Traditional Chinese Medical Orthopaedics and Traumatology) therapy.

History of Ling Lam Tit Tar

The foundation of Ling Lam Tit Tar can be traced back a century ago, the final period of the great Qing dynasty in China. Although China is highly influenced by the western during this period, Chinese martial arts are still widely practised by the military personnel.

Tracing back the root of Ling Lam Tit Tar leads to one of China’s most renowned Tit Tar master, the legendary Wong Fei Hung. He was credited as a folk hero, revolutionary, healer, philosopher, and martial artist extraordinaire who went on to be immortalised in more than 100 Hong Kong films. Although the films were mainly focused on his expertise in the Hung Ga style of Chinese martial arts, his real fame was a physician who practiced and taught traditional Chinese medicine like acupuncture, Tit Tar and etc.

Mr. Lam Sai Wing, the great grandmaster of Ling Lam Tit Tar’s founder master Ngui Pong, was one of the most successful & influenced disciple of Wong Fei Hung. He was highly skilled in Hung Ga style martial art & traditional Chinese medicine, and was appointed as the Chief Instructor in hand-to-hand combat for an army in Fujian. His students were numbered over 10,000 during his life and later on spread worldwide through the next generations. Furthermore, master Lam was among the first to use photography to document & publish traditional martial arts.

Mr. Song Shao Bo, was a prized disciple of Grandmaster Lam Sai Wing back in Hong Kong. He studied and learnt not only the Hung Ga style martial art, he has also mastered the skill of traditional Chinese medicine through his master. In the 50s, grandmaster Song Shao Bo migrated to Malaysia and setup Ling Lam Wu Shu Training Centre & Tit Tar clinic in Muar, Johor. Since then he has successfully enhanced & glorified the Hung Ga martial arts & traditional Chinese medicine in Malaysia & Singapore.

Mr. Zhou Tian Sheng, master of Ling Lam Tit Tar founder master Ngui Pong, was a direct disciple of grandmaster Song Shao Bo. Born in Yong Peng, Johor, master Zhou was an apprentice since the early days of Ling Lam Wu Shu Training Centre & Tit Tar clinic in Muar.