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Wushu sites in China (in alphabetical order)

• The Beijing Wushu Team The home page of - face it - still the coolest team in the world (Beijing).  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Beijing Shishahai Sport School accepts foreigners. The coaches there are Cai Yahui, Lu Jinming, Yan Ping, and Zhang Xianming (Beijing).  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Bright Spring is a shop in Guangzhou, but it has some information on shaolin, and on taiji teachers.
• Bridges to China organizes wushu and language courses in Beijing.
• A little site from Chenjiagou. I'm confused, this URL is run by a webmaster in England, so maybe the Chinese site has changed URLs.
• Chen Zhenglei's site in Chinese now has English pages.
• China Taijiquan has lots of into about taiji, in Chinese and English.
• Chinese martial arts on line "Offer the informations for free to Chinese Wushu amateurs about the Chinese Wushu festival organized in China, Chinese wushu training, Chinese Wushu vacation, chinese wushu materials.
• Chinese Kungfu.
• The Lixian chuojiao fanzi association has a site up in Chinese. Lixian is the original home of chuojiao, and just about everyone in town does it.
• Educasian helps foreigners come to China to learn, among other things, wushu. Site in English (Beijing). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Jarek's Chinese Martial Arts Site. Lots of high level online translations. Interviews. Books and videos for sale direct from China (Shanghai).
• Hong Kong Taichi Association.
• International wushu Exchange Society is a website set up by Antonio Flores, with information on wushu training with Hui Xuna plus online coaching (Beijing).  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)

  International Wushu Federation in charge of international competition and organizational needs. They can also be contacted by email. (Beijing)

• Liu Jingru's site, mostly in Chinese.
• Songjiang Wushu School is a large residential school that takes foreigners. English pages (Shandong province).
• Tai Chi Health.
• Small Frame Chen Taiji site in Chinese.
• Tianlong wushu club is run for Zhang Bin. This site has some great wushu photos. (Hefei, Anhui)
• Waving Clouds organizes wushu events and helps prepare training curricula (Hong Kong).
• Worldlinkedu helps foreigners come to China to learn, among other things, wushu. Site in English (Beijing).
• Wu Jianquan taiji site, the English version (Shanghai).  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu 2008 A forum in Chinese.
• Wushu Net in Chinese.  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu Online has lots of wushu news. (Beijing?)  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu Star in Chinese.
• Xingyiquan site in Chinese.
• Yi Shixiong's site, member of the Beijing wushu team 1990-2002, and graduate of the Beijing University of Physical Education (Beijing)
• Zhao Changjun's site. He is running a wushu training centre that accepts foreigners and has boarding. (Xi'an, Shaanxi) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)

Wushu sites in Europe (in alphabetical order)

• Austrian Wushu Federation (Austria).
• Asociacion Hun Yuan follows Feng Zhiqiang's style, run by Pedro Valencia. (Spain, in Spanish) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Boxe-chinoise lists clubs in France. The site is very flashy, but once you figure out how to use it, the information is good. (France, in French)
• British Chen Style Tai Chi College follows Chen Zhenglei's style. (Manchester, England)
• Chen village is about training in Chenjiagou. (Manchester, England)
• Chen style Tai Chi Centre has new materials from Chen Zhenglei. Yue Liming, CZL's student, will be bringing out authorized translations of all CZL's books. (Manchester, England)
• Chen Style Taijiquan Notepad, source and links about Chen. (Germany, in English)
• Chen taiji is in Germany, with English pages. (Germany)
• Chen Wu Kuan is a wushu club with many branches (Chen, as in trust, not as in Chen style). Raymond Smith is the head instructor. (England)
• Chinese Internal Arts Association Karol and Eva Koskuba teach Chen taiji (of Chen Xiaowang), yiquan, and qigong. (Reading, England)
• Derby Wushu is in the Derby area. I know they have good taste in wushu because they have posted some of my photosof the greats. (England)
• Die Pagode is a club run by Ditmar Stubenbaum, who teaches mostly Chen style and xingyi (Germany, in German, this link goes to the English pages) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Dojo de Centre is a club in Avignon that does a variety of internal styles. (France, in French) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Dragon wushu is Jon Staple's club in Liverpool. (England)
• Dragon Culture is a club with many branches, run by Li Yanlong and Lin Quiping. Lin Qiuping is a former member of the Fujian wushu team who specialised in the taijiquan event, and a graduate of the Beijing University of Physical Education. (Germany, in German)
• Dreaming Dragon is a wushu and taiji club in London run by Huang Ping, a former Beijing wushu team member.
• Dutch Taijiquan Organization .(Holland)
• Emilio's wushu page hosted by Emilio Alpanseque, all about competition wushu. Lots of photos, and a real love for wushu. (Spain, in English) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Herev La'et - a Chinese martial arts magazine in Hebrew. My computer can't handle it, but maybe yours can. (Israel) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Italian Emei Wushu Academy has pages in English.
• KVWushu is in Belgium. It has lots of news of what's going on in Europe, and some cool retro wushu photos if you can't read the Dutch. The club does both old and new style forms. (Belgium, in Dutch)
• lkris is a personal site in France that has some history and legends about kungfu. (France, mostly in French) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Lions of Cangzhou is a club with bagua, baji, mizong, pigua, tanlang and xingyi as taught by Guo Shishang (as far as I can tell, not understanding Belgian) Run by Pter Verbeke. (Belgium, in Belgian)
• Longfei taiji teaches Yang style taiji. (England)
• John Prince teaches Chen style that he learned from Chen Yu. (Bern, Switzerland) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Martial Arts Talk, a forum based in the UK (England)
• Reeling Silk Kungfu is the club of Joanna Zorya, who teaches taiji, xingi and bagua. (West Yorkshire, England) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Retro Wushu. A site made by a young wushu enthusiast, all about the best of the best (England).
• Sanling is Wen Lijun's site. He has a medical centre and teaches xingyi, bagua, taiji, shaolin. (London, England)
• Shaolin wushu. A site mostly about training at the shaolin temple, with downloadable film clips. (Germany, with English pages)
• Siberian Association of Traditional Martial Arts well organized, lots of detail, lots of links, lots of styles. (in English) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• St. Petersburg wushu club (Russia, in English as well as Russian)
• Tai Chi Caledonia, is about an internal style camp in Scotland, put on once a year by Bob Lowey and Ronnie Robinson. (Scotland)
• Tai Chi Centre teaches Chen style. (England)
• "Tai Chi Chuan, Salud y Longevidad" is a club run by Manuel Joseph. (Spain, in Spanish)
• Taiji.de is a site on taiji with some video clips of standardised routines. (Germany, with English pages)
• Taijiquan Netherlands is a site in the Netherlands. I don't know much about it, as it is in Dutch.
• Tai Chi Union runs a magazine. (Glasgow, Scotland)
• Taolu is a wushu site with downloads. (Germany, in English)
• Traditonele Wushu is Peter Verbeke's site for non-modern wushu. (Belgium, some English)
• Wang Haijun teaches Chen taiji. (Manchester, England)
• Wudang Baguazhang is run by Loriano Belluomini. (Italy, in Italian and English) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wudang Kungfu is run by Giuseppe Siani. ( Rome, Italy, in Italian)
• Wushu Berlin is in German, but from what I can tell, they like retro wushu. (Berlin, Germany)
• Wushu Events is under construction. (Germany)
• Wushu Inside is an online magazine in German and English. (Germany) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu net is under construction (Germany). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu One Family is a pretty cool site with lots of video downloads and fun reports from players training in China. (England)
• WushuUK is a wushu club in the East Midlands that teaches wushu, taiji, xingyi, and shaolin. (England)
• Wutan Martial Arts School presently has Chen Lei teaching, a former member of the Yunnan wushu team, and a graduate of the Beijing University of Physical Education. (Newcastle Upon Tyne, England)
• Wushu Team Chemnnitz is a site by Oliver Juhrs (Germany)
• The wushu federation of Odessa region - a club which reminds you about what playing wushu is all about. (Ukraine)
• Wuyuan is a wushu club run by Sun Jian Guo, originally from Shanghai. He holds a 7th Duan ranking in the IWF System, and teaches internal styles as well. (Munich, Germany, in German)
• Taiji is in Germany, but has English pages. Lots of cool taiji video clips. (Germany)
• Ziran was Luigi Zanini's site. Now he does a blog on bagua, yiquan, and qigong. (Italy, in English)

• Wushu sites in the Asia / Pacific Region (in alphabetical order) Australia looks to have some great clubs and websites.

• Academy of Chi Advancement is a bagua and taiji club in Haymarket, run by Xie Shoude (New South Wales, Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Chenjiagou Fajing Taichi Research has a pretty comprehensive links page to taichi pages (Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Chenshi Taichi Centre has video clips that you may download (Auckland, New Zealand).
• Chen Xiaowang World Taijiquan Association (he is based in Australia).
• Cyberkwoon, lots of interesting articles, available in English and French. They post a new kungfu form every month (Japan).
• Estudio Integral de Artes Marciales Chinas is a wushu club in Mexico (in Spanish)
• Japan Wushu Taiji Association has lots of pics of modern wushu and modern taiji (Japan).
• Japanese chapter of the International society of Chen taijiquan is a site for the Small Frame Chen style of Chen Peishang (Japan).
• International society of Chen taijiquan is a site for the Small Frame Chen style of Chen Peishang (Japan).
• Larry Friedberg.com Instruction in self defence, white crane, taiji, qigong and karate. (Sydney, Australia)
• Luo Dexiu has a bagua site. (Taiwan, in Chinese)
• martial arts Australia, with all kinds of stuff on what's going on down under in the martial arts (Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Martial Arts Master is the site of a group that organizes seminars. Ge Chunyan is associated with it, so you can find out about her bagua classes. (Singapore).
• Mexico Gongfu.com (in Spanish)
• Monash Wushu club is where Tang Laiwei, from the Beijing team, teaches. He also teaches at Taichi for Life(Melbourne, Australia).
• ozemail that links what seems to be every single martial arts site in Australia (Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Peter Lim's Taijiquan Resource Page lots of articles (Singapore). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Shao Zhaoming. This site is using my photos of Zhang Tong, which pleases me no end. Shao Zhaoming's fanzi quan QuickTime movie is worth a look, too (Melbourne, Australia).
• Singapore-wushu mostly on taiji, but has articles on wushu (Singapore).
• South Australia branch of Women in Martial Arts (South Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Taichi Association of Australia, with a list of taichi clubs (Australia).
• Taichi Australia is a club in the Victoria / Tasmanisa area. My classmate (class of '80), Han Jinsong, from the Beijing University of Sport teaches there (Australia).
• Tai Chi Society Kellen Chia runs tai chi & qigong classes for beginners in many suburbs in Sydney. Tai Chi Society has been teaching Tai Chi for six generations (Australia).
• Women in Martial Arts is an association for women martial artists of all styles (Australia). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu Longhuquan is a club in Argentina, with branch clubs. The site is by José Luis Arnedo. He is putting up Spanish translation of my wushu program. The site is in Spanish, but there is a page in English. (Argentina).
• Wushu Planet is working on an International Wushu Day, Dec 7th. (Argentina)
• Ziranmen Kungfu Academy in various towns in Australia. One of my old classmates from Beijing, Liu Deming, is the main instructor. He was very skilled even back in the eighties, and looks amazing now. He teaches Liu He Zi Ran style from a traditional lineage, and also teaches other styles (Australia).

Wushu clubs and sites in the United States (in alphabetical order)

• Adam Hsu's site (California)
• American Chinese Martial Arts Federation teaches 8 step mantis and Shyun Tai Chi.
• Association of Women Martial Arts Instructors (New York NY).
• Beijing Taichi and Kungfu Academy (Santa Monica CA). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)Beijing Wushu Academy   Rafael Qian (Fort Lauderdale FL). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Black Taoist a site about Yin style bagua. Video clips.
• Bryant Fong's Beijing Bagua (California).
• Cal Wushu is the club of the University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley CA).
• Camarillo MiZongLoHan KungFu and Lion Dance Association (Camarillo CA).
• Center for Hunyuan Tai Chi, Chen style and wushu club run by Michael Joyce (Winston-Salem, N. Carolina).
• Chinese Wushu Research Institute contact by email (Shaon, PA).
• Championship Martial Arts Academy in Chicago IL.
• Chen style taijiquan, a non-commercial and packed with info and cool flash stuff. (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Chi Flow, a site for Gerald Sharp's club, with info on internal styles.
• Chen taichi, a site by Paul Chou with some interesting online instruction (Concord, CA).
• Chen Tai Chi Federation of New England teaches Chen Zhenglei's style (Massachusetts). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• China's Living Treasures is the site of George Xu and Ye Xiaolong (Mamaroneck, NY).
• Chinese Wushu and Tai-chi Academy, run by Hong Yijiao from Zhejiang province (Seattle WA).
• Chinese Wushu Research Institute. Bow Sim Mark's site. I really admire this woman (Boston, MA).
• Classical taichi, a site on Wu style taijiquan (Penfield, NY).
• Coiling Dragon Wushu Mark Lee Pringle's studio has classes in several styles of taiji, bagua, several southern styles, lion & dragon dance, and basic language instruction in Mandarin & Cantonese (Girard OH).
• Donnie Yen's website. Cool photos of Donnie looking sexy, but for those uninterested in that, there are some interesting writings on his approach to martial arts movies.
• Dragon Phoenix Wushu Team in Ohio State University (Ohio).
• Dynamic Wushu, the site and club of Kenny Perez, another one of the first generation wushu guys in North America. There is an amazing video of him squeezing himself into a pipe, incredible flexibility.
• Embrace the Moon is a club that has Chen and other styles, run by Kim Ivy (Seattle, WA). Zen Lapin visited with Kim Ivy in November.
• Empty Flower is a site with tons of stuff on xingyiquan run by David Devere. It has a nice five element demo video, only one of many on the site. Watch out if you want to participate in the chat room, though. (new site url, same site)
• Extreme Kungfu is a wushu club run by Anthony Marquez (Evanston, IL)
• Five element martial arts (San Diego)
• Furiousg is a site with lots of little wushu video clips. Mostly American stuff, but some great video clips of Chinese athletes - some inspiring clips of training sessions. The wushu video clips actually come from wushu central. These videos are cool and some are even retro!
• Gao style bagua is a site run by Marcus Brinkman, on bagua, xingyi and Chen taiji. It is dedicated to translating materials on bagua (Denver, CO) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• The Gilman Studio teaches Yang taiji and qigong, and has online Yang taiji instruction (Port Townsend WA)
• goTaiji is the site to check for seminars of Chen Xiaowang, Chen Zhenglei, and Zhu Tiancai in the U.S. It is not updated enough, but you can email the organizer and he is quite quick to get back to you. Zen Lapin visited C.P. Ong, the organizer.
• Guen System is Michael Guen's take on Yin Fu style bagua. (Santa Rosa, CA)
• Hsing Chen Internal Martial Arts is a site and club run by John Bracy, who teaches internal healing and martial arts. (Costa Mesa CA )
• Hsing-I Martial Arts Institute has xingyi, bagua and taiji (La Mesa CA)
• Immortal Palm. A bagua site by Carl Dechiera. Cool pics of Fu Chensong (Cleveland OH).
• Imperial Palace Baguazhang, the site for the club of Gong Zhong Xiang (Monterey Park CA) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Jet Li official fan club website.
• Jet Li's Action Page, an unofficial fan site. (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Jiayo.com is a fun site for competition wushu, with lots of video downloads.
• Jiang Haoquan has some annoying advertising, but is worth the look for the articles on bagua.(Monterey, CA)
• Jiang Rong Qiao Association. (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Kick clothes by Kathy Yeh - a line of sport clothing designed for women martial artists.
• Kungfu4u is Ken Gollette's site. (Moline, IL)
• Kungfutoday is Nick Scrima's club site. He organizes many seminars, and invites Di Guoyong once a year, so it is an idea to check once in a while (Dunedin, FL).
• Li Tailiang, a graduate of the Beijing University of Sport and a champion fighter (class of 1978, when the quality of instruction was very high, taught by Xia Bohua and Zhang Wenguang), teaches wushu and a variety of traditional styles. (Long Island, NY) (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Mantis kungfu is a preying mantis club run by Andre Martin.
• Martialartistry  has dragon dancing and lion dancing as well as kung fu and wushu.(Albuquerque New Mexico)
• Martial Arts and Fitness Centre, run by Bill Adams, has Yang style taiji. (Elma, NY)
• Martial Arts NY is run by Jonah Ewell (NY)
• Martial Info has lots of, uh, info.
• Mona Llisa's Sword is a website mostly for women, which emphasises non-violence in martial arts.
• National Women's Martial Arts Federation
• Neijia has information mostly on Chen taiji and xingyi, and a page with changing articles on training tips (Colorado). this site is now under construction
• New Mexico wushu. Zhang Hui, from the Beijing Wushu team.(this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• North American Chapter of the Beijing Chen Zhaokui Martial Arts Association, run by Marin Spivack (San Francisco, CA).
• O-Mei wushu kungfu Academy run by Luo Li (Orlando, FL).(this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Pacific Association of Women in Martial Arts
• Pa-kua.com, a bagua club with Park Bok-Nam, does a style from Lu Zhui Tian (Richmond, VA).
• Palms of Infinity. Bagua Research and Boxing Association run by B.C. Hill. Video clips and articles (in the US).
• Pennsylvania Chen Taijiquan Association. Frank Shiery. Cool photos and info, stories about masters. (PA)
• A. Pittman has an interesting site, and teaches bagua and xingyi in Atlanta and North Virginia.  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Raffi's Wushu Page is a standard for wushu sites, for fans (Los Angeles). Raffi has just released VCDs of 1981 competitions made from old videos.
• Renaissance Martial Arts is a club with specialists for each art, mostly Chinese styles (Rochester, NY).
• Herb Rich teaches Chen Zhenglei's Chen style taiji (Massachusetts).  (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Russbo is a very cool interactive site about Shaolin wushu, with a lot of fascinating and funny stories about training at the Shaolin temple. This site has enough pages and things going on to keep the most rabid cyber geek happy for a very long time (Los Angeles, CA).
• Lee Scheele's links links to taijiquan and internal styles, and has scoured the world for sites (Costa Mesa CA).
• Seattle Taiji is the site set up for Madame Gao Fu, Chen style taiji. Madame Gao Fu has passsed away, but her students are continuing her teaching. (Seattle WA)
• Frank Shiery teaches Chen style that learned from Chen Liqing, one of the few women accepted as traditional Chen taiji masters in China. (Pennsylvania)  (this url doesn't work for me)
• Shaolin Wushu Center is run by Hu Jianqiang and Zong Jianmei. How do these top people end up in these weird places? (South Windsor and Enfield, Connecticut)
• The Silver Cloud school contact by email (Berkeley CA).
• Six Harmonies Press is the publisher of Internal Martial Arts magazine, and they have a very informative and interesting web site (Collegeville, PA)
• Somatic Journeys run by Alfred Westlake has changed its name and website to Alfredsmassage. Self care tips are good for martial arts injuries.(Loveland CO)
• Stanford University wushu club. Zhang Hongmei, from the original Beijing Wushu team and Philip Wong from the U.S. team. They also teach at the Pacific Wushu Academy (Berkeley, California).
• TaiChiSite has a calendar of taiji seminars in the U.S., though it doesn't have everything, it has quite a big listing.
• Taiji Works, the site of James Weston, mostly Chen style (Clayton, NC).
• Taichi Wushu Resource. Li Jing from the Beijing Wushu team (Los Angeles CA).
• Taijiquan classics presented on the internet. (this url doesn't work for me)
• Tien Dao Wushu is run by John Dufresne (Leominster MA). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• TNT Wushu. Video clips from competitions in China. (Harwood, IL). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Tony Wong teaches traditional Chen style in the Bay area (California).
• Tuyet Tan Dojo of Cuong Nhu (Berkeley, CA).
• Tye's Kung Fu teaches Shaolin (Bryan, TX)
• U.S. Wushu Centre Yu Shaowen from the Beijing Wushu team (Portland OR). (this url doesn't work for me)
• U.S. wushu Academy. Zhang Guifeng from the Beijing Wushu team.
• Valerie Lee is an acupuncturist and teaches traditional styles (San Francisco CA).
• Way of the Dragon, run by Wu Wenjing, teaching internal styles (East Providence, Rhode Island).
• West Wind Wushu is a club in Point Roberts which is so close to being in Canada that it might as well be. (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Worldtaichiday.org is no longer a "once a year" place to plug into. It will have ongoing education/interactive resources for you to take advantage of and contribute to.
• World Martial Arts Academy. Li Jinheng, from the original Beijing wushu team (Phoenix AZ). *WMA Supply sells tgl books' Beijing Wushu Team Training Video Series.
• World Wushu, a pretty cool site with lots of wushu links (Philadelphia).
• Wushu Central, the site of David Chang look very professional and has an active forum (Milpitas CA). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu Exchange has lots of information and links.
• Wushu Link Wang Zhentian from the Jiangsu team (Walnut CA). (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url)
• Wushu West Hao Zhihua, from the original Beijing wushu team (Berkeley CA). The wushu bunny visited in Aug, 2003.
• Wu Wei Taichi is a site about the Small Frame Chen Style of Chen Peishan. (Princeton, NJ).
• Xin Qi Shen Dojo run by Andrew Dale (Seattle, WA).
• YCGF is a site for the Small Frame Chen style, run by Yan Gaofei.
• Yizong bagua is a site dedicated to Liu Dexiu's bagua, run by George Woods.
• Yang family Tai Chi headquarters of Yang family taichi association (Seattle WA).
• Yin Cheng Gong Fa Association. Zhang Yun teaches taiji, bagua, xingyi and tongbei (Pittsburgh PA).
• Yin style baguazhang. (new url)

Wushu clubs and sites in South America (in alphabetical order)

• Brazilian Association of Xing Yi Quan. (this url doesn't work for me)
• Daniel Paz in Argentina (it looks to me to be just animation and drawings, but I don't understand the text).
• Kai Men Association in Argentina, will put up some English pages soon.
• Puerto Rico Wushu Society / Wushu Kung Fu Academy, run by Hector Santiago. As he says, lots of Canadians come here on vacation. Why not work out instead of toasting on the beach? In Spanish, and soon to be in English. (this url no longer works, please report if you know the new url))