2026 SEMINAR SERIES
Introducing the masters and coaches of the 2026 Seminar Series.
Seminar Schedule on Sunday, October 4
8:00 am - 10:30 am: Qigong
11:00 am - 1:30 pm: Wushu
2:00 pm - 4:30 pm: Chen Taiji
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm: Shaolin
All seminars will be located at the Denver Shaolin Kung Fu Tai Chi Institute
5001 S Parker Rd Unit 103, Aurora, CO 80015
QIGONG SEMINAR
Master Shi Yanxu has devoted decades to the study, practice, and teaching of authentic Shaolin culture.
Through Chan, Kung Fu, and Qigong, he helps students cultivate discipline, strength, health, and lifelong growth.
His mission is to preserve the living tradition of Shaolin while making it meaningful for modern life.
Master Shi Yanxu's seminar will cover:
1. Seated Qigong: Neck & Shoulder Conditioning
Release everyday tension in the neck, shoulders, and upper back through gentle seated Shaolin Qigong. This practice combines mindful breathing and natural movement to improve mobility, circulation, relaxation, and body awareness.
Suitable for all levels. No previous experience required.
2. Shaolin Rou Quan: Movement, Breath & Internal Balance
Rou Quan combines slow, relaxed movements with mindful breathing to improve balance, flexibility, circulation, and internal energy. This traditional practice reflects the authentic Shaolin approach to health, longevity, and inner cultivation.
Suitable for all levels. No previous experience required.
1. Shaolin Temple Cultural Center U.S.A.
www.shaolinus.com
Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu and Qigong training for children and adults in Temple City, California.
2. New Qi | Authentic Shaolin Qigong
www.newqi.live
Online Shaolin Qigong programs designed to support health, mobility, energy, and inner balance through authentic Shaolin practices.
CONTEMPORARY WUSHU SEMINAR
JASON WONG
Jason Wong trained Wushu and rope dart under Master Jinheng Li of the Beijing Wushu Team, and is a current performer at KÀ by Cirque Du Soleil.
MEIYING WANG
Meiying Wang is a former Sichuan Wushu team member and world champion in Mantis and Double Broad sword.
Jason Wong's seminar will cover:
Rope Dart: This seminar introduces students to the art of rope dart. Participants will learn essential fundamentals—proper grip, stance, launching mechanics, retraction control, and safe handling—before progressing into dynamic drills that include wrapping and shooting techniques utilizing the neck, elbows, legs and feet.
Meiying Wang's seminar will cover:
Mantis: This seminar introduces practitioners to the sharp, fast, and precise mechanics of Mantis (Tanglangquan). Students will explore the signature principles of the style—hooking, trapping, sticking, and rapid counter‑attacks—through foundational drills that build coordination, timing, and structural power. Emphasis is placed on correct body alignment, explosive footwork, and the iconic mantis hand used to intercept and control an opponent.
CHEN TAIJI SEMINAR
KYLE WONG
Coach Kyle Wong is a certified USAWKF wushu judge with over 15 years of martial arts experience. His extensive background spans traditional Northern and Shaolin kung fu to Contemporary Wushu and Tai Chi and has earned numerous medals and grand champion titles across the U.S., Canada, Malaysia, and China.
Kyle Wong's seminar will cover:
The Compulsory Chen-style Tai Chi fan form is a modern, dynamic routine that merges traditional Chen-style Tai Chi body mechanics with the dramatic opening, snapping, and striking motions of a handheld martial arts fan.
SHAOLIN TIGER SEMINAR
Master Shi Yan Yi, a 34th generation Shaolin Monk, studied literature and martial arts since childhood at the Song Shan Shaolin Temple China.
In 2016, he founded the Shaolin Temple Kung-Fu Center in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
His objective is passing down the wisdoms of Shaolin Chan to the community through the practice of Kung-Fu.
Master Shi Yan Yi's seminar will cover:
Traditional Shaolin Tiger Kung Fu emphasizes explosive power (Fa-jing), rigid claw conditioning, and stable, powerful footwork to mimic the hunting nature and sheer strength of a tiger. Master Shi Yan Yi frequently incorporates these dynamic movements and animal mimicry techniques into his teaching syllabus and public martial arts demonstrations.
