Are you breathing? Is your heart beating? That’s all you need to start training.
We teach the Classical Chinese Martial Arts of White Crane Kung Fu and Suang Yang Tai Chi.
They come to you in the hands of modern-day teachers, scholars, leaders, mentors – we call them instructors.
Come and find us. We’ll be here – still training, still breathing, our hearts beating.
Fujian White Crane Kung Fu Instructor, Danil Mikhailov has been busy! This year he is launching a new publishing venture to complement his interest in Chinese philosophy. Read More
Jack Lawrence studies Physics and trains in FWC Kung Fu at Cambridge University. Here he is talking about training and exam preparation.
Read MoreWudang Mountain here we come. As a national park there are lots of protective measures in place and we can’t bring much luggage up with us. Quick repack for an overnight bag and wear as many clothes as possible – it’s at least 3 degrees colder up top and it’s not exactly balmy down here.
Read MoreAfter the lovely breakfast all packed up in the lobby ready to see the City Walls. Xi’An was the capital of China for 1100 years, and had its troubles in that time. The city walls are the longest in the world, full circumference being 9 miles.
Read MoreUp at a reasonable hour for an outstanding breakfast. All nations catered for – was almost like home, bacon, sausage, beans, egg, and toast (just missing the black pudding). Plus congee and fried devils, sushi, noodles, fresh pastries, etc etc etc.
Read MoreUp before crack of dawn, packed breakfast (yuck) and on bus to airport. Xi’An coming, and we’ve never been before. Our organisation has given us plenty of time to check in which is just as well. You cannot take opened bottles of alcohol in checked luggage. We had some opened whisky of the expensive and hard to come by variety and had a choice between throwing it away or drinking it. Tough decision.
Read MoreDay of excitement – we’re going to see the Great Wall!
Excellent breakfast at the hotel – extensive Chinese buffet, plus coffee, toast and jam. Stoked up ready for the day’s exercise.
Beijing airport is vast and empty at 6 in the morning. “Oh, Tannenbaum” was playing as the Muzak, unless you had a socialist upbringing in which case the words forming in the mind were of proletariat struggle.
Read MoreWith a successful competition and a very important Birthday party behind them, FWC got down to the serious business of training in Yong Chun..
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