The best place in the world to study Kung Fu is the Shaolin Temple in China. This temple is considered the birthplace of Kung Fu and its age-old training techniques are grueling and allow students to master the material and immaterial worlds. Of course, most of us will never be able to travel to China … More The Birthplace of Shaolin Kung Fu

Each year in the United States, about 3.6 million people participate in martial arts classes. In fact, there are more martial arts schools in the U.S. than in any other country in the world. Interest in the martial arts shows no signs of slowing. This is no surprise given the many benefits of the martial … More Fifteen Little Known Facts About the Martial Arts

The title of Kung Fu Master is an impressive one. Who wouldn’t want to be one? Especially when you consider what a true Kung Fu Master is: an individual with great experience in skills, knowledge and perfection of the art. However, many people who are looking to become Kung Fu masters may be approaching it … More Why Slow and Steady is the Way to Master the Art of Kung Fu

Many senior citizens will tell you that it can be difficult to find new activities and interests after they retire. While many seniors believe that it is too late for them to begin any type of physical activity, nothing could be further from the truth. Physical activity not only allows seniors to remain strong and … More The Many Benefits of Martial Arts for Older Adults

It wasn’t until the early 20th century that colored belts were awarded to students of Kung Fu. Today, most Kung Fu schools outside of China participate in this practice. In the martial arts, belts were instituted to signify advancement but in truth there is really no end to Kung Fu training. Further, there is no … More Kung Fu Belts