Tag: kung fu

Our First Full Enter Shaolin Seminar In Washington D.C. 2017

First I would like to say I feel so blessed to be able to share my Sifu’s martial art with the world.

I’ve been training with Sifu Phu for the past 24 years. It’s been an amazing journey.

While we have done seminars before this is the first time we have done a full seminar. I believe all of us who was there had a life changing experience.

What I found truly inspiring and amazing is the fact that the people who attended the seminar came because they are members of our Enter Shaolin family online.

We believe at Enter Shaolin that in order for you to be the best version of yourself you need to balance your Mind, Body and Spirit.

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Enter Shaolin Taking Baby Steps

I am pretty excited, we finally held our first Enter Shaolin seminar. Not only did we get a chance to meet some of our online members we also had the opportunity to see the reality of our vision.

All in all it was a great weekend!

Doing what you love to do in life requires that you find your passion and you have to see yourself doing it before you are doing it…

Protecting Yourself In A Knife Attack

I don’t think any sane person wants to be in a knife fighting situation. The truth is if you happen to be on the victim of a knife attack there are some things you can do to minimize the risk to you.

One of the reasons why I am so passionate about sharing what I know about Kung Fu techniques is because while there is a lot of good information online there is also a ton of bad information.

I’ve watched videos on how to defend against knife attack that just won’t work in real life.

For example: Take this video right here… Continue reading Protecting Yourself In A Knife Attack

A Mistake Most Martial Artist Make About Tai Chi Chuan

In many circles in the martial arts world there are people who do not believe Tai Chi is an effective fighting art. I admit, at one point in my life I didn’t understand how such a slow moving exercise like Tai Chi Chuan could possibly help a persons ability to defend themselves in a real fight.

Yang Style Tai Chi ChuanI think the biggest reason why someone would think Tai Chi isn’t an effective martial arts is because the truth is you don’t really know how to fight effective even after 5 years of taking a typical Tai Chi class.

These classes usually consist of some form of stretching then some Qigong training then doing the actual in our case Yang style Tai Chi chuan form. If you are advanced enough, then you can play push hands. Continue reading A Mistake Most Martial Artist Make About Tai Chi Chuan

Does Kung Fu Really Work?

Over the years I have come across many different people from different martial art backgrounds. My own personal training is a mixture of internal martial arts and external martial arts.

I would say when I first got involved with kung fu I was more influenced by external martial arts. However over the many years I have been training I have became more of an internal martial artist.

When I was younger I had my youth backing me up. You know when your young you feel like you can pull a school bus around all day.

As you get older you begin to realize your really not immortal. I think this is why internal martial arts is harder for younger people to learn. To gain skill in soft martial arts you have to have a lot of patience. That is something that young people don’t have much of. Continue reading Does Kung Fu Really Work?