Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page, Des Moines IA
Don Walth from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page

Don Walth

Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page

About Us

ECKF of Des Moines has been operated for over 30 years by Sifu Don Walth, disciple of Grand Master Leung Shum of China.

We teach Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and Acrobalance. We offer self-paced learning, zoom lessons and a community atmosphere. Interested? Visit us today. dmeagleclaw.com

How We Got Started

I have a teaching degree with a BS in Business and art. and a MS in Communications Design. Like teaching the knowledge that took me over 20 years to learn in the martial arts. The martial arts teach the students to strive to higher standard, strengthens the mind and helps achieve life goals while being the perfect medium for staying healthy and athletic.

Products & Services
Go to dmeagleclaw.com. and see samples of all our services. We offer Northern Shaolin Kung Fu as well as Eagle Claw Kung Fu, Wu style Tai Chi, Yang...
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Step by step learning process to better health, self defense, tumbling, flexibility and fitness. e Lots of personal one on one training.
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Recent Activity

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on August 19, 2021
I'm still in business but with very little clients that were driven away because the state's requirements. Some relief? Then I'm not a minority or a small business making over a million a year. Just another tax paying white guy that the government doesn't care about. Well You won't be making any... (more) I'm still in business but with very little clients that were driven away because the state's requirements. Some relief? Then I'm not a minority or a small business making over a million a year. Just another tax paying white guy that the government doesn't care about. Well You won't be making any money from me this year in taxes because I'm not.

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on March 28, 2021
The Federal government couldn't even run a whore house and bar. They took it over and went bankrupt. This is just another way the left wants control of everything. Its called communism. They never are for independent thinkers and owners. Creativity comes from freedom. Notice how China has some of... (more) The Federal government couldn't even run a whore house and bar. They took it over and went bankrupt. This is just another way the left wants control of everything. Its called communism. They never are for independent thinkers and owners. Creativity comes from freedom. Notice how China has some of the most intelligent people into world but they lack innovation. When you put people in a free environment our God given talents come forth. Some how the left thinks anyone who owns a business is a multi millionaire or is somehow taking advantage of people who don't use their talents. When Obama ran for election he was asked what he thought the average American made and the other candidates the same question. The averaged around $500,000 a year. That is how out of touch our candidates are.

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on March 15, 2021
My business suffered a loss and the bank refused my PPP loan. Is there a way to get a loan if your at a loss? (more) My business suffered a loss and the bank refused my PPP loan. Is there a way to get a loan if your at a loss?

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on June 22, 2020
What relief money. I was refused by the bank (more) What relief money. I was refused by the bank

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on June 22, 2020
I tried to get a PPP loan and they wouldn't give it to me because I had a loss last year. (more) I tried to get a PPP loan and they wouldn't give it to me because I had a loss last year.
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Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on May 31, 2020
MY air conditioner went out and the man said he has 3 employees and was able to get a ppp loan for all 3 including him. I have two accounts, one larger bank didn't even give out any ppp loans the other local said they wouldn't qualify me in that I showed a small loss for last years taxes. I have... (more) MY air conditioner went out and the man said he has 3 employees and was able to get a ppp loan for all 3 including him. I have two accounts, one larger bank didn't even give out any ppp loans the other local said they wouldn't qualify me in that I showed a small loss for last years taxes. I have one independent contractor that I'm not able to pay. Haven't got my income tax money back but did get a $1,000 in cares. Am not allowed to reopen my business. 

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on May 02, 2020
The SBA listed the banks in Iowa. Not one bank in Polk county the largest community and capitol of Iowa. It's not surprising to me that the government and banks cater to the very large businesses and ignore small business. The large corporations get special tax breaks and health insurance... (more) The SBA listed the banks in Iowa. Not one bank in Polk county the largest community and capitol of Iowa. It's not surprising to me that the government and banks cater to the very large businesses and ignore small business. The large corporations get special tax breaks and health insurance benefits that small business are not allowed. If small businesses would be able to unify we could get a collective bargaining and have more say.  We make up a majority of business, if we are more than 50% of the business in the U.S.. There are other business besides restaurants and fast food industries. Most of them are chains and are not small business while they want the general public to go out and support them. Do you really think McDonalds is a small business? Giving money to everyone is not a solution. That is a future debt and the cost is going to be inflation and a drain on everyones savings. Money should go to people who produce. These large corporations are the biggest leaches on the American people and most of them are owned by foreign governments and billionaire foreign investors. The statistics show how many top 500 companies in the world are now owned by American corporations. It has dropped significantly since the 1960's.

Don from Eagle Claw Kung Fu and Tai Chi of Des Moines - Business Page Answered this on April 18, 2020
A major crises is happening in all small businesses and the government is on vacation. My income for April was a little over $300.00. At the end of the year income lost and expenses. Large corporations get many tax breaks that are not available to the solopreneurs. The Federal government sees a... (more) A major crises is happening in all small businesses and the government is on vacation. My income for April was a little over $300.00. At the end of the year income lost and expenses. Large corporations get many tax breaks that are not available to the solopreneurs. The Federal government sees a small business making $15 million. They need to redefine the terms and of a micro business, small business, medium size, and large business. Businesses that are making under $500,000 should unite in a collective to get more representation. We don't have the money for lobbies but we have more votes. This is the only way we can compete against the conglomerates getting all tax money we put in. We need to go over the two party system and get support from representatives and Senators that are willing to back us up.  

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