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About Us

Shaolin Quanshu is a system of Chinese Kung Fu which has its roots in the  Kung Fu styles of South East Asia and mainland China. The lineage can be traced to the Abbot Seh Koh San from the Shaolin Temple in Singapore and has been created in its present form by Sifu Norman Morrison and Sifu Adrian Browne from their 30 or so years experience in the Martial Arts. The style involves punching, kicking, locks, throws, free sparring, self-defence, weapons, internal breathing, individual and two-man forms which have an essence of practicality and the training involves a certain degree of fitness improvement.

We are affiliated to a Nationally recognised martial arts body through whom we are officially insured and who also provide opportunities for events, competitions and seminars. 

Our Art is suitable for all. The only criteria that we ask is for the student to have the dedication, the want to progress, train, learn and observe the codes of respect within the club.

We take students from the age of 6 upwards.

Our children’s classes are very popular and approximately 40% of our students are women.

We give the opportunity to experience competition fighting and we have had some success in the past.

We do not condone the use of our Art outside of the training location.

We promote a very friendly atmosphere within our clubs and support each student in their goals both in their training, educational studies and in their careers.

We try to build confidence by encouraging self respect and respect for others. Teaching, first and foremost that we are a Martial Art, not a sport or a street self defence system. We teach Chinese Martial Arts in a traditional and sincere manner, but with constant regard to practical requirements. We believe in the development of character, both in our young and mature students alike and that a healthy body is a healthy mind.

Even though classes are enjoyable, discipline is enforced.

 


 
 
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