Shaolin Wudang Martial Arts School
Our martial arts school
Our school is a sanctuary for preserving and promoting authentic traditional Chinese martial arts. Staying true to its mission, the school is committed to safeguarding and passing on the essence of genuine Chinese martial heritage. Rooted in the profound traditions of Shaolin Kung Fu, Tai Chi, Wing Chun and Meihuaquan, the school offers a culturally rich and disciplined environment that welcomes martial arts enthusiasts from around the world.
Here, whether you aspire to master martial techniques, explore the deep wisdom of Chinese culture, or embark on a path of personal growth and transformation, Wudang Jingwu opens the door to an immersive and extraordinary journey. Under the careful guidance of skilled instructors and within an atmosphere steeped in martial tradition, every student can experience the essence of martial philosophy through the balance of softness and strength. Each movement becomes an opportunity to refine the body and elevate the mind — making the study of martial arts not just a discipline, but an inspiring and unforgettable path of inner awakening.
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, he trained under the esteemed Abbot Shi Yongxin. 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. He was formally initiated under the direct mentorship of Venerable Abbot Shi Yongxin, devoting his life to preserving and promoting the depth and discipline of traditional Shaolin martial arts.
Location
Wudang Mountain, majestically located in Hubei Province, China, is not only one of the most sacred sites in Taoist culture but also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As the birthplace of internal martial arts such as Tai Chi and Wudang Sword, it has served for centuries as a source of inspiration for martial arts masters, great philosophers, and seekers of spiritual wisdom. Countless devoted practitioners have come here in pursuit of the profound truths of martial arts and Taoist philosophy.
Shrouded in mist, its ancient temples stand serenely atop the mountain peaks, echoing the weight of history and the passage of time. With its unique natural landscape and deep cultural heritage, Wudang Mountain offers more than a place to train — it is a sacred realm where one can attune to the rhythms of nature, trace the threads of history, and experience the essence of Taoist life. Students who train here not only gain systematic instruction in refined martial arts techniques, but also immerse themselves in a living tradition. Through each movement and breath, they feel the harmony of body, mind, and spirit — and begin to grasp the profound meaning of the Tao: the Way of Nature.
