Learn about our Wushu and Tai Chi classes, and the Chinese martial arts styles taught at the Luohan Wushu Kung Fu Center. Read the latest news from the center and find out about our upcoming events and demonstrations. The Center was founded by Sifu Luo MingHan, a former member of the Hubei professional wushu team, in order to promote Chinese martial arts in Tulsa and the Midwest.
Our mission is to provide training in Chinese martial arts for all ages in a safe, challenging environment. Our main goal is not only to provide knowledgeable training in wushu but also to instill proper "wu de" (ethics or character) to all of our students. We guarantee a knowledgeable, personalized instruction.
Our mission is to provide training in Chinese martial arts for all ages in a safe, challenging environment. Our main goal is not only to provide knowledgeable training in wushu but also to instill proper "wu de" (ethics or character) to all of our students. We guarantee a knowledgeable, personalized instruction.
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The Program
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This class is specifically developed for kids 4 to 6 years old. It helps our little ones develop fine motor skills through fun Wushu/Kungfu games and movements, increase their attention span, and build up self-esteem and discipline. Teach basic motor skills for the little ones through various fun Wushu games and movements practice.
About The Center
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Wude, or martial ethics, is a code that wushu practitioners are expected to adopt, perfect, and exemplify in not only their training but their everyday lives. In order to ensure Luohan Wushu Kung Fu Center can provide its students with a safe, orderly, stress-free and none distracting learning environment, the rules are designed to inform all students of the procedures and the expectation to each person.
About Tai Chi
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Taichi, originated in China, belongs to the world. Taichi means supremacy, absoluteness, extremity and uniqueness. Taichi exercise, in Chinese is called Tai Ji Quan. Tai Ji Quan takes its name from the implication of superiority. Tai Ji Quan is a branch of Wushu studied for health and self-defense, practiced at a slow, smooth pace with controlled breathing.
Language
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In order to truly understand an art or discipline, we must understand the culture that gave rise to it. And in order to understand the culture, we must cultivate an understanding of the language. Below are common words and phrases used in our school.
It is of course impossible to boil down an entire language into a brief informational page, but this can be used as a starting point from which to explore the Chinese language and the words/phrases we use in our daily classes.Some quick notes about pronunciation: standard Chinese - also referred to as Mandrin, or Putonghu () - is a tonal language.
It is of course impossible to boil down an entire language into a brief informational page, but this can be used as a starting point from which to explore the Chinese language and the words/phrases we use in our daily classes.Some quick notes about pronunciation: standard Chinese - also referred to as Mandrin, or Putonghu () - is a tonal language.
Styles
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Chinese martial arts are as old as the Chinese culture itself. Given the age of Chinese culture, there have evolved literally hundreds of different styles of Chinese martial arts. These styles are grouped typically by region of origination, religion/philosophy that founded or is associated to a style, and the focus/methodology (internal versus external).
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