Learn Traditional Martial Arts
Shaolin Kung Fu
Tai Chi
Wing Chun
Dynamic and efficient Chinese martial art that specializes in close-range combat. Characterized by its speed, directness, and practicality. Designed to enable practitioners to defend themselves.
Meihuaquan
Why train with us
At Wudang Jingwu Martial Arts School, we uphold the classical traditions of internal and external martial arts, rooted in the teachings of Wudang Taichi, Shaolin Wing Chun, Meihuaquan, Xingyi, Bagua, Sanda, and Chin Na.
Authentic Heritage
Our school preserves the ancient methods and principles handed down through generations. Training here means becoming part of a living tradition that values discipline, honour, and inner cultivation.
Balanced Approach
We emphasize harmony between body, breath, and spirit. Whether through slow internal forms or dynamic drills, each movement is a tool for self-mastery and health.
Traditional Instruction
Our instructors carry deep knowledge of the arts they teach, not just in form but in essence. With patience and precision, they guide each student through the stages of practice.
Path of Self-Cultivation
Martial arts are more than fighting techniques. They are a path of refinement — of character, awareness, and stillness. This is training for life, not just the body.
At its core, this path demands discipline and adherence to strict rules, for mastery arises not from raw skill alone, but from consistent effort and respect for structure. Discipline here means showing up daily, even when fatigue or distraction pull you away — repeating forms until they become second nature, honing focus until the mind stays calm amid chaos, and treating every practice session as a chance to grow, not just to perform.
Strict rules reinforce this discipline: arriving on time to training, bowing to instructors as a sign of mutual respect, never using techniques to harm without cause, and prioritizing control over brute force. They also include boundaries that protect your focus: no off-campus travel during the program, to keep external distractions at bay; a set curfew to honor the body’s need for rest and the routine that grounds progress. These are not arbitrary limits, but intentional choices to create a space where your energy stays rooted in growth — free from the pull of trivial distractions or unstructured time that dilutes effort. These rules are not constraints, but guides — they teach patience, humility, and the understanding that true strength lies in mastering oneself first.
In this way, martial arts become a mirror: the effort you put into following these rules and maintaining discipline reflects back in the strength of your character.
A Place for All
All sincere students are welcome. Whether seeking martial skill, health, or clarity of mind, each step on the path begins where you are.
Kung Fu Masters
Shifu Shi Yanning
34th Generation Lay Disciple of Shaolin Temple
Shifu Shi Yanning’s journey in martial arts began within the sacred halls of the Shaolin Temple. As a 34th generation lay disciple of Shaolin. This foundation shaped not only his martial skill but also his personal character — rooted in discipline, humility, and inner stillness.
Shifu Shi Yanpeng
34th Generation Lay Disciple of Shaolin Temple
Shifu Shi Yanpeng is a 34th generation lay disciple of the Songshan Shaolin Temple, the sacred birthplace of Shaolin Kung Fu and Chan (Zen) Buddhism. Devoting his life to preserving and promoting the depth and discipline of traditional Shaolin martial arts.