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Chinese Kickboxing
  

The ultimate art of self-defence
  

What is Chinese Kickboxing
Chinese Boxing, commonly known in the West as practical Kung Fu, is the oldest name used by the Westerners to describe the systematic and effective Chinese art of self-defence when they encountered, and were fascinated by, what they saw. With the advent of the word kickboxing, Chinese Kickboxing rather than Chinese Boxing has become the preferred terminology. Chinese Kickboxing is indeed a traditional martial art and not boxing where two prize-fighters with gloves and in shorts are fighting in a ring.
The aim of Chinese Kickboxing is to progressively train your body as well as your mind to achieve positive health and to acquire effective skill to defend yourself successfully at all times. Chinese Kickboxing is the art of total self-defence.
Training with various weapons will be taught only to the more advanced students who have already acquired a solid grounding.

History
Chinese Kickboxing had been practised by the Chinese for many thousands of years and was the result of the wisdom of the ancient Chinese to react, in the main, to vital military and serious survival requi rements at that time. Many temples in China, including the famous Shaolin Temple, had played a part in the development and spreading of Chinese Kickboxing, which is the forerunner of all other forms of ma rtial arts in the East.

Advantages
Chinese Kickboxing can be safely and enjoyably practised by men and women, young and old. Chinese Kickboxing:

Beginners
Beginners are most welcome. Whenever you are ready to start, there is always a beginners' course available each week. You will find the training challenging, exciting and enjoyable; before long, you will be amazed at your progress under proper guidance and you wish you had started sooner. You will make a lot of friends too. Give it a go. Very often, making up your mind is indeed much more difficult that the actual training itself.


Enrolment and Enquiries
You can enroll with the instructor or instructess at any of our classes, or apply direct to the Wu Shu Kwan office.

If you require more information, please send a stamped self-addressed envelop (of at least A5 size) to the following address for a free information pack consisting of literature on Wu Shu Kwan® Chinese Kickboxing, a list of your local classes, membership fee details and a membership application form:

Wu Shu Kwan® (Chinese Kickboxing Centre)
No. 1 The Colonnades, Bishops Bridge Road,
London W2 6AG, ENGLAND.
Telephone & Fax: +44 171-229 6354

There's always somebody there to assist you.