Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu Training in Delhi

Training in China, in front of the historic temple architecture. Each stance and movement is filled with the spirit of the generations of warriors who practiced here before me.

Practicing a Kung Fu stance on the steps of the Thousand Buddha Hall at the Shaolin Temple. This sacred space is a powerful reminder of the deep spiritual roots of our martial practice.

In the Pagoda Forest at the Shaolin Monastery, a place that holds the relics of past masters. I practice here to honor their spirit and cultivate the heart, following the principle of "Xiu Xin Yang Shen."

A powerful martial arts stance in front of a traditional incense burner at a temple in China. This pose demonstrates the stability and rootedness we develop through Shaolin training.

I was honored to be featured in the Navhind Times to discuss "Qigong, Harmony in Motion." It was an opportunity to share the authentic teachings of Jin Kang Li, as passed down through my Shaolin lineage.

This is a glimpse into my journey with my master and the authentic lineage of Shaolin. Learning directly from a master ensures the traditions are preserved and taught correctly here in Delhi.

Dressed in traditional robes in China. This attire represents my identity as a secular disciple and my commitment to upholding the values of the Shaolin Temple.

In my school in Delhi, I begin my practice with the traditional Shaolin greeting. This gesture of respect connects my students and me to the global community of Shaolin practitioners.

During my travels in the Songshan mountains, I took a moment to rest among statues depicting Shaolin forms. It is a constant immersion in the art and its history.