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Shi  Yongxin ven. head of the Shaolin Temple , China with his disciple Shi Yan Xiang
Shi Yongxin with his disciples in Bharat _ India
Shi Yongxin with his disciples in Bharat _ India one of whom is an India Shi Yan Xiang
Shi Yan Xiang in the restricted area of the Shaolin Temple.

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Head of the Shaolin Temple Shi Yongxin

Shi Yongxin

The venerable Abbot Shi Yongxin of the Songshan Shaolin Temple in Henan Province, took office as the Shaolin Temple Abbot in 1999 after a long study as a monk at the Shaolin Temple and other monasteries. He became the thirtieth successor and is the chairman of Henan Province Buddhists Association, vice-chairman of China's Buddhist Association, representative of Ninth National People's congress .

Shi Yan Xiang in the chamber Shi Yongxin of the Shaolin Temple.The statue of bodhidharama.

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The institute promotes the training of Shaolin Kung Fu and culture in India - Bharat.

The current abbot of the Shaolin Temple Shi Yongxin to further the Shaolin Kung Fu, in Bharat, has lent his support and blessing to the school. The institute is an associate member of Songshang Shaolin Temple, China and Songshan

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The institute promotes the training of Shaolin Kung Fu and culture in India - Bharat.

The current abbot of the Shaolin Temple Shi Yongxin to further the Shaolin Kung Fu, in Bharat, has lent his support and blessing to the school. The institute is an associate member of Songshang Shaolin Temple, China and Songshan Shaolin Temple Wu Shu Association, China. 

The school is named after the Indian Monk Bodhidharma who in Chinese is known as Da Mo. He is accredited for developing and spreading Chan’ meditation worldwide.The seeds are sown in Indian meditative practices which took roots in china and flourished in Japan as Ze

Bodhidharma (DA MO)

Shi Yan Xiang (Master)

t is believed that he was the son of the King of Kanicipura from a small tribe from the South of India. The place he was born in is famous for the Indian martial arts of Kalaripayattu. He was brought up to be a ruler and much later came in contact with his teacher Prajnatara who was the 27th Buddha after Mahakasyapa, the first disciple of

t is believed that he was the son of the King of Kanicipura from a small tribe from the South of India. The place he was born in is famous for the Indian martial arts of Kalaripayattu. He was brought up to be a ruler and much later came in contact with his teacher Prajnatara who was the 27th Buddha after Mahakasyapa, the first disciple of Sakyamuni Buddha. Here in he began his spiritual journey. It was on his bidding that he left for China. 

Once he reached China, it is said that Da Mo sat in meditation for nine years in a cave, near the Shaolin Temple. This cave can still be visited and is simply know as 'Damo Tong', which means Damo's cave. When he surfaced from his meditative state he went to the Shaolin Temple and actively participated in the daily routines of the monks.

He introduced the exercises of Raja Yoga and Prajna Yoga to the monks. As Dhyana featured long and quiet sitting, the monks took up exercising (Wushu) to limber up their bodies after meditation. The exercises Damo taught them can be seen as the fundaments of the martial arts, for which the Shaolin temple grew to be famous for. He is also acknowledged as the writer and creator of two manuscripts titled Yi Jin Jing and Xi Sui Jing. In the text of Yi Jin Jing you can find 18 exercises of Luohan. The exercises noted, in detail, in these books are static and rhythmical postures. He combined these with fighting techniques and the results were far reaching. 

Till date the methodology practiced for conditioning different body parts are derived from these texts. Amongst these to name a few are Iron Palm, Iron Body and Iron Head technique. 



Shi Yan Xiang in the restricted area of the Shaolin Temple.

Shi Yan Xiang (Master)

Shi Yan Xiang (Master)

34th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple


Get direct coaching from Shifu, himself.‘ More Qi – Train Harder ’ Is the watchword of Shifu, the founder of the school who is a 34th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple. He has received diksha from the venerable Abbot Shi Yongxin who is the current Abbot of the Songsha

34th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple


Get direct coaching from Shifu, himself.‘ More Qi – Train Harder ’ Is the watchword of Shifu, the founder of the school who is a 34th Generation Shaolin Temple Warrior Secular Disciple. He has received diksha from the venerable Abbot Shi Yongxin who is the current Abbot of the Songshan Shaolin Temple, in Henan Province. He continues to regularly visit the Shaolin Temple to sharpen his skills and enhance his techniques till date.

Duan Pin grading System of Shaolin Kungfu

Duan Pin grading System of Shaolin Kungfu

The Shaolin Temple Duan Pin Grading System is designed to offer diverse levels of training tailored to various age groups and fitness abilities. This structured pathway ensures progression and evaluation that adheres to global standards, providing recognition throughout the martial arts community. 

Shi Yan Xiang in the restricted area of the Shaolin Temple in Ban Mabu

Shaolin Kung Fu - Unity of Wu and Ch’an

Shaolin Kung Fu is unique from other martial arts, and this unique feature is the union of Ch’an (Qi / energy cultivation) and Wu (as wushu or martial arts).

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