First 72 Hours: European Kung Fu Beginners Experience at Our Academy
May 1, 2025
Three days ago, they landed in China with stiff suitcases and stiffer backs. Now? Their legs burn from 5:30 am training, their chopsticks still slip…
Three days ago, they landed in China with stiff suitcases and stiffer backs. Now? Their legs burn from 5:30 am training, their chopsticks still slip…
Six Harmonies Quan (Liuhe Boxing) is a traditional Chinese martial art originating from Shaolin Temple during the late Yuan/early Ming Dynasty (14th century). The “Six
Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan), widely recognized throughout China, is a Chinese martial art that integrates traditional Confucian and Daoist philosophies centered on the concepts of
Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art, is more than just a self-defense practice—it’s a holistic exercise combining slow, graceful movements with mindfulness and breath
Three days ago, they landed in China with stiff suitcases and stiffer backs. Now? Their legs burn from 5:30 am training, their chopsticks still slip… but for the first time, they can feel the energy of ‘qi’ flowing. Here’s how total beginners transform in our kung fu crucible. After a
Six Harmonies Quan (Liuhe Boxing) is a traditional Chinese martial art originating from Shaolin Temple during the late Yuan/early Ming Dynasty (14th century). The “Six Harmonies” refer to coordinating six spatial dimensions (north/south/east/west/up/down), unifying: Training System:Practitioners emulate five animal forms through Bagua (Eight Trigram) footwork: Combat Focus: Performance Characteristics:Aesthetic yet
Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan), widely recognized throughout China, is a Chinese martial art that integrates traditional Confucian and Daoist philosophies centered on the concepts of taiji (supreme ultimate) and yin-yang dialectical principles. Characterized by its emphasis on internal and external cultivation, this discipline features gentle, slow, agile movements that balance
Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art, is more than just a self-defense practice—it’s a holistic exercise combining slow, graceful movements with mindfulness and breath control. Often described as “meditation in motion,” Tai Chi martial art is accessible to people of all ages and fitness levels. Whether you’re a curious teenager, a