Kung Fu also knows as Pinyin Gongfu, is a world-renowned form of Chinese Martial arts. Over the centuries several different fighting styles have been developed within KungFu. It is both a form of exercise with a spiritual dimension stemming from concentration and self-discipline and a primarily unarmed mode of personal combat. Its prescribed stances and actions are based on keen observations of human skeletal and muscular anatomy and physiology, and it uses great muscular coordination. There are hundreds of fighting styles in KungFu, most of which are imitations of the fighting styles of animals, are originated from one of five basic foot positions: normal upright posture and the four stances called the dragon, frog, horse riding, and snake.

This course is for children of 8 years and above or students studying in Grade 4 or above that. This will be taught as a form of creative arts and will be spread across a 10 days course. On the first day, students shall be taught about the Shaolin Kung Fu theory along with the basic Shaolin stretches. This will not only help children know about what they are learning but also they can warm up a bit on their first day. On the second day, they will continue with the Shaolin stretches along with stance training. Then they will be taught two unique types of kicking style which are Straight kicks & Crescent kicks. On Day 4, the students will practice their Shaolin stretches and Stance training along with reviewing their four kicking styles, and at the same time learning two new styles which are Punch/Snap Kick and Palm/Push Kick. On the fifth day, as usual, they’ll continue with their Shaolin stretches and review kicks from the previous days, along with learning a new form of kick i.e. Jump Kick.

On the sixth day, students will do their Shaolin stretches and stance training and practice all the seven kicking styles in one row. On Day 7, children will learn the Front Sweep along with practising their kicks, Shaolin stretches and stance training. On the eighth day, they will learn the back sweep alongside practising the kicks, front sweep, Shaolin stretches and stance training. On the ninth day, they will do their Shaolin stretches, stance training, review both their kicks and also review both of their sweeps. On the tenth and last day, they will revise all their stretches and kicks