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Kung Fu Training Schedule

This is what a week at our Shaolin Kung Fu school in China looks like: four training blocks a day, six days a week, with Sunday as your rest day. The times are the same for everyone. What you train in each block depends on your style, your level and your goals.

Same schedule all yearEvening classes open to allSunday offFree PDF download

3–4sessions per day
6+hours a day
6days a week
~37hours a week

Weekly training schedule

Your week at a glance.

Day06:20–07:1008:00–11:3014:20–17:3019:00–20:30
MondayCoordination exercisesTrainingTrainingTai Chi
TuesdayUpper-body strengthTraining / Chinese classTrainingShifu’s training
WednesdayCore strengthFree morning: laundry and tidying upTCM class* / training / Chinese classTai Chi / Sanda
ThursdayLower-body strengthTraining / Chinese classTrainingFlexibility / forms
FridayQi GongTai Chi / Kung Fu trainingTrainingSanda
SaturdayMixed strengthTai Chi / Buddhism classTraining / cleaningFree practice
SundayRestRestRestFree practice

Meals: breakfast 07:10, lunch 11:30, dinner 17:30. Meeting points before each block: 08:00, 14:20 and 18:40. *The TCM class takes place all year, except in July, August and during Chinese New Year.

A typical training day

What happens in each block.

06:20–07:10Early morning conditioning. Each day has its own focus: coordination, upper body, core, lower body, Qi Gong or mixed strength.
08:00–11:30Morning training. Basics, flexibility, combinations, acrobatics and forms. On some days, Chinese class or Tai Chi takes place in this block.
14:20–17:30Afternoon training. The same building blocks with a different focus, for example basics in the morning and stretching in the afternoon. You practise forms every day.
19:00–20:30Evening class. Open to students of all styles: Tai Chi, Sanda, flexibility and forms, or training together with the Shifus.
37 hDid you know?

With about 37 hours of training a week, one week at our school is roughly the same as three months of training three hours a week at a club at home.

Evening classes and extra classes

Combine styles and get to know Chinese culture.

Evening classes

Open to everyone, whatever style you train: Tai Chi on Monday and Wednesday, Sanda on Wednesday and Friday, flexibility and forms on Thursday, and training with the Shifus on Tuesday. Joining is optional.

Culture classes

Chinese classes on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, a weekly Tui Na and TCM class on Wednesday and a Buddhism class on Saturday. All included in your stay.

Your personal training plan

Same times, individual training.

The schedule gives the rhythm, but the training is adapted to you. Groups are split by what you want to learn, then by your level and how long you stay. Beginners start with the basics and two simple forms, experienced students work on more forms, weapons and acrobatics. Your Shifu plans the content with you once you have arrived.

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FAQ

Training schedule: your questions.

Three to four training sessions a day, with more than six hours of training on average, six days a week. That is about 37 hours of training a week.

The first session starts at 06:20 with early morning conditioning. Breakfast is at 07:10, and the morning training starts at 08:00.

Yes, on Saturday. Sunday is your rest day, and in the evening there is free practice for anyone who wants it. Wednesday morning is also free, for laundry, tidying up or simply resting.

No. The evening classes are open to everyone, whatever style you train, and joining is optional.

Yes, the times are the same for everyone. What you train in each block is adapted to your level, so beginners start with the basics and progress step by step.

Yes. We train all year round, including Christmas and New Year, so you can start any week.