
The instructor shares his kung fu journey since 1989, notes masters from Italy and China, and invites learners to start with the basics of level one through his videos.
Warm up the hips and joints, build balance and coordination through three walks and four kicks, and refine turns, pivots, and kicks from front, side, and cross positions.
Learn the first taolu form, with balance drills, breathing, gradual stretching, and step-by-step punches, blocks, pivots, and guided repetitions to improve form safely.
Practice taolu 1 part 2, focusing on block and punch, stance transitions, and balance with front leg extension and 90-degree feet. Hold positions 30–60 seconds and relax muscles after stretches.
practice taolu 1 part 3 by coordinating breath, stretching, and balance through pivots and kicks, delivering punches with power from the belly and focused attention.
Follow a Shaolin taolu flow focusing on breathing, balance, and progressive punches and steps, using full body weight, relaxed muscles, and steady practice toward the hammer punch.
Practice taolu techniques with emphasis on balance, stretching, and sequencing; perform blocks, punches, hooks, and pivots on the foot while holding positions and focusing on a single point for stability.
Master taolu techniques with breathing, balance, and stretching to improve splits, punches, blocks, and kicks; follow the mirror or monitor, repeat sequences, and train memory for the next class.
Practice the taolu form step by step, coordinating punches, pivots from heel to toe, and breathing, breaking the form into segments and repeating with guidance to improve accuracy.
Master taolu movements with controlled breathing, balance, and hip rotation, delivering punches from the hip with proper elbow and fist alignment, while pausing when needed and maintaining posture.
Practice taolu techniques from kung fu shaolin level 1 part 2, following form changes, breathing cues, and held positions up to 30 seconds with open hips and feet.
Develop taolu drills in Kung Fu Shaolin level 1 part 2, focusing on changing directions, balance, and controlled punches, with emphasis on stretching, relaxing, and holding positions.
Practice taolu movements with layered punches, arm shapes, and breath control to build balance, speed, and fluidity; follow daily progress, reduce pain, and refine arm and leg coordination.
Practice taolu sequences with coordinated punches and turns, breathe out to manage pressure, and hold positions 30–60 seconds while relaxing and building balance for the next physical exercise and test.
Promote kung fu Shaolin student level 1 part 2 with a class promo highlighting level progression, stick work, warmups, and English meditation podcasts.
This is the second part of the first level in the Shaolin Wu Tao program. In this course you learn two taolu, that are routin of techinques, plus the test to get the First Level as a Shaolin Student. The way of teaching is that you see and try, looking at every detail so that you can learn in a deeper level.