Wu Dao’s Teens’s Kung Fu program focuses on developing students’ physical abilities as well as concentration and discipline. Students work on individual techniques and Kung Fu hand and weapons forms with the goal of increasing the precision and effectiveness of technique execution. Through training, students develop self-control and good work ethic that is beneficial to everyday life. Self-defense technique practice helps them to gain a sense of self-confidence as they progress toward adulthood.
Teens are welcome to join the Saturday Open Training during which martial artists from the Wu-Guan and other systems come to work on individual training and share ideas with one another. Teens also benefit from hand-to-hand and weapons sparring practice.
Juniors: Ages 9-12
In the Wu Dao Juniors Kung Fu program students work toward achieving physical and mental goals, aimed at developing their coordination, motor skills, and martial techniques. Non-violent conflict resolution through communication is emphasized.
Once students gain sufficient control and self discipline, they may advance to sparring and applied martial arts training. Sparring classes consist of sparring drills and partner sparring. Advanced students may participate in padded weapons sparring.
Class format consists of basic exercises, drills, and forms work. Material is taught through story telling, demonstrations, and individual training to help enrich the learning experience, ingrain technical material, and instill values of respect and discipline. As your daughter or son improves in her or his martial arts skills, the foundation for respect, focus, and discipline is laid in such a way as to educate students to use their Kung Fu for their self-improvement.
In addition to physical training, the Wu Dao Youth Kung Fu curriculum includes Martial Ethics, which are life skills lessons and assignments for character development.
Children: Ages 6-8
In the Wu Dao children’s classes students focus on developing their coordination, motor skills, and basic martial arts movements. Students at this level
Once students gain sufficient control and self discipline, they may advance to sparring and applied martial arts training. Sparring classes consist of sparring drills and partner sparring. Advanced students may participate in padded weapons sparring.
In addition to physical training, the Wu Dao Youth Kung Fu curriculum includes life skill lessons and assignments for character development and cultural education.
Wu Dao’s Children’s and Juniors’ classes are held on different days of the week. Class format consists of basic exercises, drills, and forms work. Young martial artists will have fun while learning martial arts. Material is taught through story telling, demonstrations, and individual training to help enrich the learning experience, ingrain technical material, and instill values of respect and discipline. As your daughter or son improves in her or his martial arts skills, the foundation for respect, focus, and discipline is laid in such a way as to educate students to use their Kung Fu for their self-improvement.
Pee Wee Kung Fu: Ages 4-5
Wu Dao’s Pee-Wee program introduces young children to the Kung Fu school. In this program, students primarily work on listening to instructions, improving spatial awareness, and developing gross motor skills to prepare them for their next level of training.
