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Shaolin Kung
fu for children
The first thing that comes to one’s mind when hearing about Shaolin
Kung fu is the beautifully crafted skills of the monks in the
Shaolin pagodas, or images from films, about men and women who, with
great effort, obtained skills that ordinary people could never
achieve. The Shaolin Kungfu of today consists not only of a full
range of self-defense techniques, but also of a unique artistic
sport. Developed over many generations, it arises anew in each
person from a combination of inner strength based on natural
survival instincts and long training.
Historically thriving during difficult and unstable periods, Shaolin
Kung fu was used for self-defense to resist oppressive powers, and
to promote justice. Nowadays, it is used primarily as a sport to
improve fitness, nurture energy, and maintain balance of body and
mind. Despite its image as a hard discipline, this martial art helps
people feel refreshed and more confident at work and in their
personal lives. Not just for super-heros, with the right teacher, a
little patience, and consistent practice Shaolin kung fu will bring
out your inner skills and abilities.
Children especially benefit from martial arts practice. Their
physical and emotional lives and immune systems are like young trees
needing care and guidance to grow straight and true to adult life.
Children who are trained in Kung fu are more fit and stable than
others, obtaining endurance and confidence, which help them to share
and love easily, building harmonious relationships
Master Quang was trained in Vietnam by several Chinese Shaolin Kung
fu masters, and has 25 years of experience teaching children and
adults from around the world. Through training with Master Quang,
children learn all the basic Kung fu techniques, including real-life
attacking and defending skills and sparring practice. They are also
introduced to the basics of Chi Kung, learning internal body
awareness to increase energy and reduce stress and aggression. They
also quickly become stronger, faster, more confident, more
respectful and loving, as observed by parents whose children have
trained with Master Quang.
Master Quang started training children in 1986, and keeps in touch
with many of them, who credit him with helping them make their way
successfully in adult life. Master Quang wishes to pass on his deep
knowledge and experience in the martial arts to the next
generations, continuing an age-old tradition, so that with new
self-awareness and strength, they will have a clear path to the
future, theirs and ours.
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