The School

At the Shaolin Wu-Yi Institute the students enjoy a training area much larger than that of the average martial arts school as well as a wide array of training equipment. The Institute has a unique lightly padded large canvas training mat where classes are held. For training the many kicking and striking techniques, the institute has a variety of different striking pads as well as the Mook Jong or Wooden Dummy used to train timing, distance, speed and condition the students body. While the Institute has multiple group classes available every day, the school is available for the students to come and work out on their own at any time during business hours. The comprehensive training curriculum of the Institute includes: Traditional Forms Chinese Weapons Sparring Board Breaking Shaolin 5-Animals Chin Na Shuai Chiao Chi Gung History Philosophy “True words need no shouting.”

School Rules

1. The founder of the school to be addressed as Sifu.
2. Proper uniform and belt are required at all times.
3. Shoes must be removed before entering the school.
4. A bow is given to the Sifu or Instructor when entering or leaving the school and when entering or leaving the workout area.
5. Do not chew gum during class, it can affect your breathing.
6. The use of profanity or derogatory language is not allowed within the school and should be avoided outside as well.
7. Exercise proper hygiene by coming to class clean and well groomed.
8. Following Chinese tradition and respect always address your teachers and fellow students by last name.
9. Always come to class on time and if you are late bow to the Instructor before joining the class.
10. Do not bring food or drinks into the school with the exception of water.
11. If you are unable to attend class, notify your Instructor as soon as possible.
12. The Kung Fu school is for training, not for gossiping or excessive talking, try to keep conversation to a minimum and focus on your martial arts training.
13. Do not interrupt the instructor when he or she is teaching.
14. A shirt is required to enter and leave the school.
15. Do not teach what you have learned without the Instructors permission, this is how bad habits or improper techniques are passed to other students.
16. Always use self control and good technique to avoid injury to yourself and others.
17. Help to keep your school neat and clean.
18. Remove jewelry and watches before working out.
19. Keep a clear mind and a healthy body, smoking, taking drugs or drinking alcohol are not allowed on the school premises and should be avoided outside of class as well.
20. Control your emotions at all times especially when you become tired or frustrated. Learning Chinese Kung Fu takes much time and energy and along the way you will develop a healthy body as well as a strong will.

 “Only by learning do we discover how little we know.”

Shaolin Wu-Yi Institute

Organizational Structure