Frankfurt Warrior Project Feb 2007

Another fine weekend in Frankfurt. One kwoon, two days, three countries, four sessions, five... err... days to recover?

May: Warrior Project Edinburgh 2007

Taught by Taisipak kai of Germany.

May 12th & 13th

For students at Level 2 or above. The courses are aimed at those who either wish to increase their Combat Efficiency or are thinking of making a career in tournament competitions. Participants will learn how to apply Shaolin Kungfu against other arts (Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Grappling, etc.) and can also find out about Sanda competitions.
Please refer to link for details.

July: 2007 Annual UK Summer Camp Canterbury

Taught by Grandmaster Wong Kiew Kit

7th - Generating Energy Flow
8th & 9th - Shaolin 18 Lohan Hands
10th & 11th – Shaolin 18 Exercises for Health and Vitality
12th – 15th - Introduction to Kung Fu Internal Force and Combat Application
16th – 20th – Lion Dance
21st – 24th – 3 Classical Kung Fu Weapons

Please refer to link for details.

August: Shaolin Wahnam mountain retreat Switzerland

Taught by Taisipak Kai of Germany.

1st retreat:
August 4th - 11th 2007

2nd retreat:
August 11th - 18th 2007

Every day, 6 - 8 hours Shaolin Kung Fu, Chi Kung and Meditation. Students of Level 2 and above.

Please refer to link for details.

Happy New Year!

Shaolin Wahnam South London would like to wish everybody a very happy Chinese New Year! The coming year of the Boar is traditionally a good time for bearing children as the boar is associated with fertility and virility. Children born this year will be happy and honest. Chinese communities the world over will today celebrate with Lion dances to bring good fortune for the coming year and Dragon dances to ward off evil spirits. Pictured here is a typical Lion's head and a giant pig from celebrations in Sydney earlier today.

All Nation's Gathering- Manchester 2007

January 27th/28th saw the second successful gathering of students from around the UK at the 'All Nations' event in Manchester. This annual get together is a meeting ground for students from across the UK to train together, share experiences and meet new faces. The teaching is carried out by instructors and assistants from each centre in the UK who take the group for a one hour slot. Subjects this year ranged from footwork to pressing attacks to stretching and setting aims and objectives. A full review of the two day event can be found on this Discussion forum thread. Next year's All Nations Gathering will be taking place in Scotland. Watch this space for details!