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To Download Profile of Huanggang Vocational and Technical College SUNSHINE EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PARTNERS Yanlu Kungfu School of Shaolin Introduction Yanlu Kungfu School of Shaolin formerly known as Songshan Shaolin Temple Warrior Monks Training Base was started by a group of professors and experts from circles of martial arts, education, arts and film & Television. It’s currently a home to more than 20,000 students, comprised of the following units: Yanlu Kungfu School of Shaolin, Zhengzhou Sports Vocational College, Shaolin Hongwu Secondary Specialized School, Shaolin Football School, Henan Youth Football Training Center, Henan Foreign Culture Exchange Base, Shaolin Chenzhong Taekwondo Coach Training Center, Shaolin Zen & Boxing Culture Troupe, Actors Training Base of Hong Kong He Ping Film & Television Company, Henan Shaolin Film & Television Co. Ltd, Holyfield Boxing Champion Training Center, Teaching and Training Base of Physical Education School of Henan University, Shaolin Martial Arts International Training Base of Henan University of Technology ,National Youth Chinese Culture and Martial Arts Promotion and Training Headquarters, Overseas Student Practice Base of Physical Education College of Zhengzhou University, Landscape Live Performance and Film & TV Actors Training Base, Shaolin Zen Music Ritual Actors Training Base, Special Forces Supply Base and other subordinate units. Plot 1A-10/12 Nyondo Close, Telephone: +256 756842031 Bugolobi, P.O.BOX 5210, Kampala (U) + 256 702805484 Email: [email protected] SUNSHINE EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PARTNERS The Kung Fu School has a new comprehensive higher martial arts school with international level and characteristics of Shaolin Kung Fu, which integrates martial arts, film and television, sports, art, traditional culture and modern science and technology. Cultural courses are also offered in primary school, middle school, technical secondary school and junior college. It has become the center of learning, researching, exchanging and developing Shaolin Zen culture for people with lofty ideals at home and abroad, and will make positive contributions to inheriting and promoting the spread and development of Chinese Kung Fu and Shaolin culture. Training Programs Yanlu Kung Fu School of Shaolin has three types of trainings; 1. Six-month Training Program Basic Skills: Five Basic Stances, Five Basic Hand Movements, Five Leg Kicks, Black dragon wraps around the post, Butterfly kick, Half- flying Kick, Whirlwind Kick. Forms: Five Stance Form, Linked boxing, Shaolin eight-step linked boxing, Xiaohong’s Form, Dahong’s Form, Great Straight-Line Form, Shaolin Arhat Boxing. Wushu Equipment: Yin Shou Cudgel, The plum flower knife, The Damo Sword. 2. Three-month Training Program Basic Skills: Five Basic Stances, Five Basic Hand Movements, Five Leg Kicks, Black dragon wraps around the post, Butterfly kick. Plot 1A-10/12 Nyondo Close, Telephone: +256 756842031 Bugolobi, P.O.BOX 5210, Kampala (U) + 256 702805484 Email: [email protected] SUNSHINE EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PARTNERS Forms: Five Stance Form, Linked boxing, Shaolin eight steps linked boxing, Xiaohong’s Form, Dahong’s Form. Wushu Equipment: Yin Shou Cudgel, The plum flower knife. 3. One-year Training Program Basic Skills: Five Basic Stances, Five Basic Hand Movements, Five Leg Kicks, Black dragon wraps around the post, Butterfly kick, Half-flying Kick, Whirlwind Kick. Forms: Five Stance Form, Linked boxing, Shaolin eight-step linked boxing, Xiaohong’s Form, Dahong’s Form, Great Straight-Line Form, Shaolin Arhat Boxing, Cannon Boxing, Chaoyang Fist, Long Fist. Wushu Equipment: Yin Shou Cudgel, The winter-sweet broadsword, the Damo Sword, the Shaolin Spear with Thirteen Types, the Eyebrow-level Cudgel. It also has a month one summer camp program; The first week: Summer camp opening ceremony,Visit the master,Issue the school uniforms, Arrangements for accommodation,To visit the shaolin temple, towers, etc. Learning shaolin basic skills and shaolin Five Stance Form, shaolin Great Straight-Line Form, Shaolin eight-step linked boxing The second week: Learning shaolin basic skills, shaolin Xiaohong’s Form, shaolin Yin Shou Cudgel, Learning Chinese and calligraphy. The third week: Learning shaolin basic skills, shaolin Dahong’s Form, The plum flower knife. The fourth week: Learning shaolin basic skills, shaolin Cannon Boxing, Shaolin Arhat Boxing, Learning Chinese, Review consolidate all the boxing, the content of the assessment of learning,Issue the certificate,Watch Kung Fu performance of shaolin monks, take a picture. Website Link: http://slwsw.cn/a/byzx.html Apply Now Visit us at Plot 1A-10/12 Nyondo Close, Bugolobi, P.O.BOX 5210, Kampala (U). Call Us on: +256 756842031 / + 256 702805484 Email: [email protected] Plot 1A-10/12 Nyondo Close, Telephone: +256 756842031 Bugolobi, P.O.BOX 5210, Kampala (U) + 256 702805484 Email: [email protected] SUNSHINE EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PARTNERS Register via website: http://www.sunshine.ug/register/ Plot 1A-10/12 Nyondo Close, Telephone: +256 756842031 Bugolobi, P.O.BOX 5210, Kampala (U) + 256 702805484 Email: [email protected] .
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