Wushu has over time become a formal branch of study in the performancing arts by the Chinese. It is the most popular national sport in the country of China, and is practised by people of all ages. It's emphasis has shifted from combat to performance, and it is practiced for its method of achieving heath, self-defense skills, mental discipline, recreational pursuit and competition. Wushu is characterized by it dynamic and fluid motions along with its arial kicks and rolling techniques. The age group of our Wushu classes range from 5 years of age and up. The Markham and Richmond Hill wushu classes are taught by Sifu Enoch Chan, Sifu Hung or Sifu Liu . Mississauga wushu classes are taught by Shifu Richard Luo

• Martial Art Fundamentals
• Fundamentals of Wushu
• North Fist - Six Harmony Style
• Modern Wushu
• Weapons

Wushu is the Chinese word for all the styles of Chinese Martial Arts. These arts can be Tai Chi, Shaolin Boxing, Wing Chun, and many other martial styles.

When you look at the Chinese characters for wushu, it is actually two characters or words, Wu meaning 'martial' and Shu meaning 'art'. Upon further examination of the Chinese character for Wu, it too is two characters, Zhi meaning ' do not do' and Ge meaning 'Fight'. Thus the characters translate to 'Do not Fight'.

Therefore, the word Wushu really means the 'Art of not fighting'.