Shaolin forms

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Leopard teaches agility and strength

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Dragon shows you inner spirit and how to ride the wind

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The crane is a form of vitality, endurance, balance and precision counter attacks and lastly

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Snake pulls them all together, building chi energy, accuracy, and timing

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  • Tie Tsing Kune (Steel Sinew Fist – Breathing Form)
  • Lunyang (Two door fighting system)
  • Tom Hoi (Two man self-defence drills)
  • Wu Dip Doe (Butterfly Sword Form)
  • Shaolin Beau (Spear Form)
  • Kwan Dao
  • Double Broadsword Form

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