First Shaolin Kung fu,Wing cun academy in Hooghly District.
30/08/2026
Aditya Dutta has officially become today the first black belt of our Chinsurah Branch of West Bengal Shaolin, after passing the exam on March 2026. Congratulations to him for his effort, enthusiasm, and dedication, and also to his parents for their constant support. Wishing him a longer journey and more success in the future.
Chu gar Mantis basic demonstration by Shifu Rupam Roy.
Chu gar or Chu ga or Chu ka mantis is one of the rarest & oldest styles of Southern Praying Mantis Kung fu. This is the oldest branch in terms of origin and is the probable origin of the Southern Mantis style by way of age from which the other branches were derived. Nowadays Chu gar Mantis is extremely rare to be found. In the Indian city of Kolkata a rare lineage of Chu gar Mantis came directly from China & the system was initially taught exclusively to the Hakka community of the city. Shifu Rupam Roy is one of the inheritors of the lineage. In this video he is demonstrating a basic block & attack during a belt gradation exam on 23/08/2026.
Boy's fight. Gradation exam 23/08/26
Gradation exam of Bhatpara & Chinsurah branches at Naihati Bhatpara, on 23/08/26.
04/08/2026
For the first time in Hooghly district!
Experience exclusive training in Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do (JKD) & Close Combat, now available alongside our regular Shaolin Kung Fu classes. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced martial artist, this is your opportunity to learn world-renowned combat systems under expert instruction.
Train smart. Train strong. Train like a warrior.
Admissions Open! 💥 Contact us for more info.
14/07/2026
We are ISO certified now.
22/06/2026
Saholin kung fu West Bengal is organizing a 5 hours Tai Chi & healing camp on 5th July 2026, at Sahid Smriti Sangha, Kolkata.
Any person of any age can participate.
For registration contact us, last date 28/06/26.
*HEALTH BENIFITS OF TAI-CHI*
1. Strengthens and stimulates every muscle, joint, organ, gland and tissue of your body
2. Encourages chi to flow through the acupuncture meridians of the body and dissolves energy blockages
3. Heals chronic health problems and joint and back injuries
4. Relieves stress, even deep unconscious stress that often goes undetected
5. Reverses many symptoms associated with the "normal" process of ageing
6. Strengthens the immune system and improves memory power
7. Stabilizes blood pressure and diabetes
8. Twists and turns, the basic requirement of every Tai Chi movement, help to digest food
9. Restores youthful flexibility and stamina
10. Makes you stronger, healthier and more vibrant with the passing years
11. Confers greater sexual endurance.
Hung gar Chin gee kuen
Hung Gar (or Hung Ga) is one of the most famous Southern Chinese martial arts, originating in 17th-century Guangdong province. It was founded by Hung Hei-Gun, a student of the Shaolin Abbot Jee Sin Sim See, and was created as a fighting system to overthrow the ruling Qing Dynasty.
Chin Gee Kuen (戰字拳) is a fundamental form in Hung Gar. The name roughly translates to “Character ‘War’ Fist”, referring to the Chinese character 戰 (chin/zin), which shapes the stance pattern used in the form.
Chin Gee Kuen is the first hand form taught in Hung Gar. It focuses on building strong basics rather than flashy movements.
Stances: Emphasizes the low, stable horse stance (Ma Bu) to develop leg strength and balance
Structure: Teaches correct posture, alignment, and rooted power
Techniques: Simple punches, blocks, and basic hand movements
Purpose: Acts as the foundation for all advanced Hung Gar forms
In simple terms, it’s like the alphabet of Hung Gar—everything else in the system builds on the strength, discipline, and structure learned here.
06/01/2026
Happy New Year from Shaolin KUNG FU - west bengal Chinsurah Branch
🎉 Kickstart your year with a blast! 🎉 We're excited to announce FREE ADMISSION to our Shaolin Kung Fu classes this New Year!
Unleash your inner warrior! Join us and discover the ancient art of Kung Fu.
"
| Tuesday | 5pm - 6:30pm |
| Thursday | 5pm - 6:30pm |
| Sunday | 7am - 9am |