Shaolin Quanshu Kung Fu

“It looks like fun and games… but moments like this build skills children use for life.” 🐉

In this exercise, our students work together as a team while learning to listen carefully, react quickly, and stay focused under pressure. By following instructions together in a fast-paced, positive environment, children develop coordination, confidence, self-control, communication skills, and respect for others — all while laughing, moving, and enjoying themselves. Activities like this help children come out of their shell, build friendships, and learn that discipline and focus can be exciting as well as rewarding.

Shaolin Quanshu Kung Fu

Building confidence one kick at a time.
The young ones are performing a turning kick in class.

Confidence starts HERE - Confidence is built one kick at a time. Check out our warriors performing a turning kick.

REACTION TRAINING with the young ones.
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One of our young lady warriors away on holiday has sent this little clip of her kicking.
Great progress and a great prospect. 👊🏽🔥🔥

A bit of reaction training for the kids! 👊🏽

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The International Free Sparring Nerwork event held on Sunday 26th April 2026 at the Tolworth Recreation Centre in Surrey.
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What a fantastic day it was. A group of clubs and instructors who are committed to having great collaborations with friendly sparring as the central purpose, but also providing a safe environment where students can interact with likeminded martial artists outside of their own clubs.
We are not a competition based group, but at our events we do provide lighthearted competitive bouts for a bit of experience for novice fighters. No medals, no trophies and definitely no ego!
If your club is interested in joining our network please contact us directly.
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International Free Sparring Network.

Here is a perfect example of what the Intenational Free Sparring Network is all about.
There is obviously a size and weight difference between the two fighters but the larger fighter is controlled and allowing the younger one some space to perform his techniques.
Giving him the confidence to experiment without worrying about getting hurt is a real character building process!
He is showing a lot of respect and at the end gives him a little bit of feedback making the whole experience a lesson in how to treat each other during these kinds of interactions. No ego, just learning.








We are welcoming clubs on board with this sort of traditional mindset of respect and growth.
Please direct message us if you are interested in coming along to the next event. 🙏🏽