Feeling tired, low in energy, or physically uncomfortable? Traditional Tai Chi, taught hands-on by a championship-level senior master, helps you restore balance, strength, and vitality—fast and effectively.
To meet the strong demand of Australians who yearn to learn authentic Chinese Wudang Kung Fu, the AWCC Wushu Center will start offering【 Adult Tai Chi Private Instruction Small Classes】 year-round in the following areas of Melbourne starting in February 2025.
Top-tier Chinese Kung Fu Coaching Team: Taught by the 26th generation of disciples of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect of Wudang Mountain:
Chongning – President of the Wudang Longmen Martial Arts Academy, International Martial Arts Competition Champion, National Sanda Referee
Chongjing – 6th-degree Xingyiquan (Chinese Martial Arts), 2024 Wudang Eight Immortals Staff Champion, First-Class Chinese Warrior
Chongzhi – Bajiquan Champion of the Hubei Provincial Traditional Martial Arts Competition, Chinese Martial Arts Referee
Chongwu – Tai Chi Champion of the National Games Finals, National Champion of the 2024 Long Weapon Championships
Jiang Hui – 7th-degree Chen-style Tai Chi Authority, 16th World Martial Arts All-Around Champion
[Certificate of Completion] 】Those who have practiced for more than one year and passed the assessment will be awarded the certificate jointly by the Chinese Wushu Federation, Wudang Taoist Development Center and AWCC Wushu Center.
Wudang Kung Fu Introduction:
Wudang martial arts have a long and profound history. Zhang Sanfeng, a Wudang Taoist priest in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, mastered the art and is revered as its founder. Zhang Sanfeng skillfully integrated the essence of the I Ching and the Tao Te Ching into his martial arts, creating a profoundly health-promoting Wudang martial art based on Tai Chi, Xingyiquan, and Baguazhang. Through continuous innovation, enrichment, and accumulation by successive generations of martial artists, this art has become a major school of Chinese martial arts, known as “Shaolin in the North, Wudang in the South.”
Wudang Kung Fu includes:
Wudang Fists: Xuanwu Fist, Fuhu Fist, Bajiquan, Wudang Baguazhang, Wudang Xuangong Fist, Wudang Longhua Fist
Tai Chi: Tai Chi Nine Forms, Eighteen Forms, Thirteen Forms, Taihe Fist, Taiyi Five Elements Fist, and Twenty-Eight Forms
Weapons: Xuangong Knife, Guan Gong Knife, Nunchaku, Emei Spear, Wudang Bagua Sword, Seven Star Sword, Eight Immortals Sword, Wudang Songxi Short Staff, Dust Whisk, Tai Chi Fan, Ziwu Locking Throat Spear,
The pinnacle of Chinese Wudang Kung Fu:
Headmaster: Chong Ning, 26th-generation disciple of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect, Ambassador of the Chinese Wushu Federation, Champion of the First International Martial Arts Competition, National Sanda Judge, 6th-degree Golden Tiger Master in Chinese Wushu, and Martial Arts Consultant for the Emei School’s Huanglin Fire Dragon Fist. Specialties: Tai Chi, Sanshou, Baguazhang, Leg Work, Weapons, Marrow Cleansing, and Taoist Health-preserving Exercises. Invited to Singapore for martial arts exchange, he received a cordial audience with President Nathan.
Head Coach: Chong Jing, 26th-generation disciple of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect, 6th-degree Xingyiquan Master in Chinese Wushu, 2024 Wudang Eight Immortals Staff Champion, and a First-Class Chinese Warrior. A Chinese martial arts referee, specializing in styles such as Eight Immortals Staff, Xuanwu Fist, and Xingyiquan. He has participated in large-scale martial arts exhibitions and exchanges both domestically and internationally since childhood, and was invited to perform a Wudang Tai Chi performance at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.
Martial arts coach: Chongzhi, a 26th-generation disciple of the Wudang Longmen Sect. He is the Bajiquan champion at the Hubei Traditional Martial Arts Competition, a Chinese martial arts referee, and a national second-level social instructor. He practiced folk boxing as a child and worked as a fitness instructor for many years. He later entered Wudang to practice internal martial arts, developing both internal and external skills. He won the Bajiquan gold medal at the 2020 Hubei Traditional Martial Arts Competition.
Kendo Instructor: Xiao Zhengyue, Wudang Longmen Martial Arts Academy – Martial Arts Consultant, 6th-degree Chinese Wushu, Director of the Shiyan Wushu Association, Member of the Chinese Wushu Association, Honorary President of the Danjiang Wudang Wushu Sports Management Center, winner of the men’s all-around championship in boxing, swordsmanship, and swordplay at the Xi’an “Taibai Cup” International Wushu Competition. He has led his team in over 30 competitions, winning over 300 medals. He has participated in numerous international martial arts competitions.
Gold Medal Coach: Shi Weifan, Tai Chi champion at the Chongwu National Games Finals, and national champion in the 2024 Championship Long Weapon Trials.
(The organizer has the final say on the content of each individual course; one-on-one private instruction is available upon request.)
Choose your preferred time and location: (Sunday, February 16, 2025 – December 1, 2025)
Tuesday:
Teens GongFu : 5.00pm~6.30pm
Adults Tai Chi: :4.30pm~6.30pm
284 Thompsons Rd
Templestowe Lower
Thursday:
Teens GongFu : 5.00pm~6.30pm
Adults Tai Chi: :5.00pm~7.00pm
Brandon Park Badminton Court 649 ferntree Gully RD, Glen Waverley
Sunday:
Teens GongFu : 9.30~11.00am
Adults Tai Chi: 9.00~11.00am
Doncaster Secondary College-Stadium,123 Church Rd, Doncaster
Monday:
Teens GongFu : 5.00~6.30pm;
Adults Tai Chi :5.30~7.30pm
310 Burwood Hwy, Burwood East
Holiday Kung Fu Trainin
awcc wu-dang taichi gongfug Camp: Two consecutive weeks of immersive martial arts training during school holidays in January, April, July, and September each year. Early bird bookings receive a 10% discount.
Taoist Gong methods are aimed at the health care and treatment needs of certain internal organs or diseases, and have the effect of dredging the meridians, Qi and blood, and adjusting the functions of internal organs. Long-term practice can enhance physical fitness and prevent and treat diseases. It has a high therapeutic effect on the middle-aged and elderly, the weak and sick, and patients with chronic diseases.
Adult beginner class: Basic skills: (dynamic exercises: Tai Chi footwork, static exercises: Wuji Pile). Boxing (Wudang Tai Chi Nine Forms).Wudang Baduanjin (20 classes/10 times)
Intermediate improvement class: Consolidate basic skills. Boxing: Tai Chi Eighteen Forms. Additional health-preserving exercises: Twelve-section brocade.Wudang Youlongquan (20 classes)
Advanced training class: Consolidate the content learned. Tai Chi: Tai Chi Thirteen Forms. Pile exercises: Hunyuan Pile, introduction to meditation.Wudang Taihequan (30 classes)
Adult class fee standards:
Adult Tai Chi private teaching class for health care for one semester (10 weeks and 20 classes) $380 free set of training clothes, purchase Tai Chi annual pass for health care to enjoy a 20% discount: annual pass $960 and $1600 VIP, a set of training clothes + a pair of training shoes
Fees: (February 19, 2026 – December4, 2026)
$380/term ( 45-minute lessons，120 minutes per week, 10 sessions, 20 lessons total)
$960/year pass (2x 45-minute lessons per week, 80 lessons for 40 weeks)
$2040/family package for two, $2880 for three (2 45-minute lessons per week, 80 lessons for 40 weeks)
$1600/year VIP: Unlimited access to all classes, six times a week, at all times and locations, excluding holiday intensives.
$28/session, drop-in instruction (2 lessons per session * 2 = $56 sessions)
$58/session, one-on-one private instruction, 2 lessons per session (2 * $58 = $116 per session)
$380/half-day holiday intensive training camp (half-price discount for parents)
$580, five-day weekly session (with Sunday review session), holiday immersive training (free for parents)
Learning Outcomes and Benefits:
Students who complete the annual training and coaching program and pass the assessment will receive a coaching certificate and a certificate of completion from a professional organization. //
Payment Discounts:
Registering for one semester or more will receive a free set of Kung Fu training shoes. Annual pass + a free pair of training shoes. Annual pass holders can make up for three missed classes at any time and campus. Missing more than three classes for any reason (such as returning home for vacation) will automatically extend the annual pass.
Parent-child packages offer additional discounts on the discounted annual pass price of $1,200: 10% off for the first person, 20% off for the second person, 30% off for the third person, and so on. (Parent-child packages offer the option of either learning martial arts together or separately, depending on the child’s and parent’s learning needs.)
Current AWCC members and their families receive a 10% discount.
The above discounts are not cumulative.
After clicking to book your registration and payment, please complete this registration form immediately on the same day and include your payment receipt number:
Glen Waverley
Borwood East
Email：info@awcc.com.au
Tel：0467597080
