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Maîtres authentiques du temple Shaolin

Nos maîtres sont parmi les meilleurs en Chine. Ils sont d’authentiques maîtres de Kung Fu qui ont passé leur vie à aiguiser leur art et possèdent une autorisation d’enseigner délivrée par le temple Shaolin.

Apprenez les arts martiaux auprès de nos maîtres authentiques

Nos maîtres pratiquent les arts martiaux depuis l’enfance et sont certifiés par le célèbre temple Shaolin du Henan. Ils font partie de la fleur du Kung Fu en Chine et sont de véritables experts. Ils parlent tous l’anglais et le chinois et sont forts d’une longue expérience dans l’enseignement à des élèves du monde entier. Sous la tutelle du grand Maître Shi Yan Lin, moine Shaolin de la 32e génération, nos shifus aident chaque élève à atteindre ses objectifs.

Grand Maître Shi Yan Lin

Shi Yan Lin, alias Xie Xu Yong, est né dans la ville de Zou Cheng, dans la province du Shandong. À 23 ans, il fait partie des meilleurs maîtres de Kung Fu issus de Shaolin et bénéficie d’une riche expérience dans l’enseignement aux étrangers.

Ses spécialités sont le bâton à trois sections, la hallebarde et les formes imitatives, entre autres compétences de Kung Fu. À ses huit ans, il est emmené par son oncle, également pratiquant de Kung Fu, au temple Shaolin pour y apprendre le Kung Fu Shaolin. Après s’être forgé physiquement et mentalement, il intègre l’école de Kung Fu du temple Shaolin à Songshan, pour approfondir ses connaissances en sciences et préceptes du Kung Fu.

“C’est par la rigueur de l’entraînement et la persévérance que l’on apprend le véritable Kung Fu.”

Au cours de ses études, Shi Yan Lin gagne en popularité dans la région de Shaolin, en raison de ses efforts pour apprendre l’anglais en autodidacte et son développement personnel, ainsi que les manières affables dont il fait preuve. Depuis 1996, il enseigne le Kung Fu sous la tutelle de son maître, et commence à forger des amitiés de longue date avec de nombreux élèves étrangers. Après plusieurs séjours dans des pays européens, il a pour projet d’étendre la formation de ses élèves à un échange sur la culture traditionnelle.

Trois années de recherches en préceptes du Kung Fu et en bouddhisme l’ont définitivement armé pour son avenir. Il reçoit des courriers, papiers ou électroniques, de ses amis venus de partout dans le monde. Par-delà les distances, il a réussi à répandre la culture Shaolin dans le monde. C’est en lui-même qu’il puise les ressources du Zen et du Wu et il s’est entièrement voué à l’édification du Kung Fu chinois.

L’enseignement du Kung Fu Shaolin par étapes

Basée sur le principe de la progression du niveau débutant à avancé, la méthode d’enseignement de Maître Shi Yanlin peut être divisée en trois étapes :

Notions de base

À l’aide d’enchaînements dynamiques, actifs et simples utilisés pour enseigner les techniques de base, il permet aux élèves d’appréhender et de comprendre les notions de base des exercices martiaux, et de leur faire découvrir sa philosophie. Des bases solides sont ainsi jetées pour la suite de l’apprentissage.

Application

À partir des techniques de base, l’élève progresse vers des mouvements plus avancés. En commençant avec des enchaînements, chaque élève apprend les techniques de poing, de pied, de lutte et de saisie dans des situations d’attaque et de défense. Au terme de cette étape, l’élève est capable d’appréhender les subtilités des principes des arts martiaux de Shaolin. En plus des entraînements, Maître Shi Yanlin encourage les élèves à participer à diverses compétitions (entre écoles, par exemple), ce qui est pour eux une bonne occasion de faire la démonstration de leurs compétences.

Unité de l’esprit et du corps

À partir des applications de techniques de Shaolin spéciales issues du zen et des arts martiaux, les élèves passeront au niveau plus avancé de la coordination des mains, des yeux et des pas, ainsi que de la force interne et externe (Qi). Cette pratique exerce la concentration et permet de lutter contre l’inattention pendant l’entraînement. De plus, le corps et l’esprit s’unissent pour former une pratique des arts martiaux qui combine harmonieusement les techniques dures et souples, ce qui s’inscrit dans la finalité de l’étude du zen.

Outre son enseignement du Kung Fu, Maître Shi Yanlin inculque également à ses élèves les théories et histoires du temple Shaolin et de son art-martial. Ses méthodes d’enseignement sont reconnues par de nombreux maîtres de Kung Fu à travers le pays, et ont fait leur preuve chez de nombreux élèves étrangers qui, au contraire des élèves chinois, débutent généralement leur pratique à un âge bien plus avancé.

Faites connaissance avec nos shifus

Tous nos shifus parlent anglais et possèdent une expérience minimum de 10 ans dans les arts martiaux en plus d’un titre officiel de haut niveau. Leurs compétences en tant qu’enseignants sont excellentes, quels que soient les capacités ou le niveau de leurs élèves. Pour les élèves qui souhaitent se spécialiser dans ces styles, certains de nos enseignants sont experts en Sanda et Taiji.

Master Shi Heng Jin (Wang Jin Long)

• 2010 – Today: Honorary trainer of Belgium, the Netherlands Shaolin Bond;
• 2010: Teaching Kung Fu and Chin Na at the Belgian Royal Military Academy;
• 2006 – 2007: Private lessons teaching Kung Fu and Chin Na to Snoop Dogg;
• 2003 – today: Teaching Kung Fu at Kung Fu Schools in The United Arab Emirates and Europe (the Netherlands, Belgium, Turkey, Germany, Luxemburg);
• 2001 – today: Attained the status of Shaolin Monk, 34th generation Shaolin Kung Fu: Shi Heng Jin;
• 1997 – today: Training Shaolin Kung Fu;

Specialties:
Shaolin traditional forms: Shaolin Tiger, Shaolin Sword, Iron Chi Kung.

Master Yale Yuan

Master Yale Yuan was born in Ruzhou City of Henan Province. He began training kung fu in 1999 at Shaolin Temple.In 2001, Master Yale Yuan transferred to Shaolin Temple Martial Arts School and graduated in 2002. From 2003 to 2005, he participated in numerous competitions and performances as a member of the Shaolin Si Wuseng Performance Team. Specializing in pudao, dao, zui gun, and zimuyue, he took part in notable events such as “henan TV wuling feng”, “dongfang shanshow” and “shaolin wushu zhixiang dasai”.

Master Yale Yuan became a shifu in 2005 and first took on foreign students in 2006. His students have placed in major competitions such as “Second World Shaolin traditional Competition” and “Third world Shaolin traditional Competition” in Zhengzhou. They have also gone on to open their own schools in their home countries and to compete and perform internationally.

Master Yale Yuan has traveled throughout Europe both to perform and teach. His extensive experiences have given him a distinct teaching philosophy which he hopes to impart to his students.Especially his excelent english allows him to communicate very well with the students ,make sure the context of the exercises is well understood.

The focus of kung fu training is not only learning, but also teaching. Master Yale Yuan hopes that his students both enjoy kung fu and go on to share it with others. For many people, training can become a part of their life; it helps people improve themselves and change their perspective. Wherefore, the most important aspect is for everyone to understand kung fu as more than just a sport, but as an entire culture.

Master Shi Yanbo

Master Shi Yanbo was born in Zoucheng City of Shandong Province. He began training kung fu in 1998 at Shaolin Temple. He graduated in 2002 and continued training there for another year. In 2002, Master Shi Yanbo also acted in the movie “meng duan tianguo”.

Master Shi Yanbo became a shifu in 2004 and first taught at Shaolin Si Quanfa Xueyuan, specializing in traditional forms and weapons. He has been recognized as one of the best coaches in Dengfeng City and Henan Province. Additionally, his excellent teaching has earned him several awards.

Master Shi Yanbo has also travelled abroad to perform, teach and accompany his students. His efforts have garnered high praise and positive reviews. visiting Shaolin Temple and its attendant culture as his motivation, Mater Shi Yanbo seeks to extend the appreciation and understanding of kung fu throughout the world.

Master Dong Xie

• Born in Shandong Province Zoucheng, China;
• 1998-2010 Training Kung Fu in Shaolin Temple Henan Province;
• 2007-2009 Training Tai Chi;
• 2nd Place in China Tai Chi Competition;
• 2009-Today Teaching Tai Chi at Yuntai Mountain International Culture and Martial Arts School in 2010;

Master Wang Yuan Fang

• Born in Henan Xinxiang Yuanyang China;
• Training professional Kung Fu since 2002, specializes at toad work, several scorpion boxing, nine-section, whip, 3 section nunchuck, shaolin traditional repertoire;
• 1st Place in 2009 competition, “Zhengzhou Boxing Championship 2009”;
• 1st Place – “International Shaolin WuShuJie Traditional Instruments Championship” 2010;

Master Fan Kui

“My name is Fan Kui, a young fellow. I was born in October, 1986, in Ximei village, Chengguan Town, Xiuwu County, Jiaozuo, Henan Province, being the descendant of the Chen’s Taiji Boxing. Now, I’m the nation-level director of Wushu; the first grade boxing coach of Henan Province; the deputy director of Xiuwu Taiji Institute; the main coach of Zhulaohu Gongfu Yuan in Wenxian; and the coach of Body-Building Club in Xinxiang. I began to learn Wushu from my father at the age of seven. Greatly interested in Wushu, I was sent to Chenjiagou to learn Taiji Boxing from the masters. In 1997, I became a student of the master Chen Mengsong , the 11th generation of the Chen Family. In 2002, I became a student of the master Zhu Laohu, the 10th generation of Chen’s Boxing, whose Taiji Boxing skill originates from the Taiji master Wang Yan. At the beginning, I knew little about the Boxing theory. My father , who likes Taiji very much and has a deep foundation in Boxing, taught me to learn Taiji Boxing in a special way. My father has much association with Taiji masters of Chenjiagou and has learned much about the spirit of Taiji Boxing from them, especially the master Zhu Laohu. Then, he taught me the skill. I am greatly grateful to my father for his teaching. With the help of my father and under the careful guidance of my teachers, I practise Taiji Boxing extremely hard all the year round. During the past ten years, I have learned the first old style, the sencond old style, the 56-form competing style, and the Gongfu style, and also Single Sword, Double Sword, Single Broad-sword, Double Broad-sword, Long Spear, Spring &Autumn Broad-sword and so on, especially good at Taiji Tunshou and Taiji Sanshou. In 2007, with the permission of my respected teacher, I practise Taiji Boxing at the institute run by the master Wang Xi-an. I gained great progress by practicing with the coaches of my age. With the guidance of Master Wang Xi-an, I won the competitionship in 80kg grade in the competition of Taiji Tunshou in Hongkong. In the same year, I took part in the selective competition of Taiji Boxing, “Wulin Dahui” held by CCTV in Ma anshan. Through the fiece competitions I was elected one of the sixteen strongest Taiji boxers in China.

My Hope: Going to University , being a film star.
My Intention: Becoming a qualified Taiji coach, teaching people Taiji Boxing from home and abroad.”

Achievements:

• Year 2002: won the sixth in 56-form in the first national Taiji competition in Jiaozuo.
• Year 2004: won the fifth in 75kg-level competition of Taiji Tunshou in Ma an-shan, Anhui Province.
• Year 2004: won the gold medal in traditional style in the national competition held by Anhui Province.
• Year 2005: won the third in the 70kg level in Taiji Tunshou in Chenjiagou.
  Year 2006: won the gold medal in traditional style and the third in 75kg level in Henan Province.
• Year 2007: won the championship in 80kg of Taiji Tunshou in Hongkong.
• Year 2008:Elected one of the sixteen conteststants in Chen’s Taiji Boxing competition “Wulin Dahui” held by CCTV.

Master Xu Jie

• 2002—2004 I started Sanda training at Shaolin Kungfu School in Xuchang City
• 2004—2006 To improve my sanda skills I went to Xuchang City Sports School to have a professional and high quality training , I also joined many different “Wushu Guanxiao Bei” sanda competitions in different cities and provinces in China and received Several rewards during the competitions.
• 2006—2008 Went to one of the most famous Sanda Training Base named “Beijing Aoyu Sanda Club” located in Beijing .During the whole training I joined several high rated competitions as a champion in weight class 65KG of the “Shanxi Province Sanda Competition” in May 2007. October 2007 I also became champion in weight class 70KG of “The International Sanda competition” in Hebei Province.
• In 2008 I received 2nd prize from “Wushu Guanxiao Jiaoliu Sai” in Zhengzhou and joined many competitions where I received a lot of good rewards in the same year.
• September 2009 I received an invitation letter from “Shanxi Sports University” to study and train over there until June 2013.
  In June I graduated.
• I started to teach in “Yuntai Shan International Culture and Martial Arts School” in August 2013. I relearned my English to obtain my communication with the students, especially foreign students. It made me to teach better and better.

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