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U.S. Shaolin Kung Fu
Discipline, progress, and fun – where kids thrive in Shaolin Kung Fu in Oakland
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Discipline, progress, and fun – where kids thrive in Shaolin Kung Fu in Oakland
U.S. Shaolin Kung Fu offers structured, engaging Kung Fu training in Oakland at 212 9th St STE 109. Reviews praise dedicated teachers who balance firm instruction with encouragement, helping kids as young as 6 advance quickly (green belt in 4 months) and older students stay motivated. Families note real skill development, workouts, and a positive, fun atmosphere—ideal for kids and beginners.
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Age-appropriate Shaolin training for kids, focusing on discipline, coordination, and fun in a supportive environment.
Traditional Shaolin instruction for adults, improving fitness, self-defense skills, and mental focus.
Structured curriculum with belt testing, helping students track progress from beginner to black belt.
Specialized instruction in traditional Kung Fu weapons as students advance in skill level.
Classes designed for parents and children to train together, promoting bonding and shared goals.
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Overall rating
Kadet Kuhne
This place is the real deal. Our kid is 11 and absolutely loves it. The teachers are incredible - perfect balance of strict and fun, and always encouraging and positive. It is an honor to be learning from them!
Kira Lewn
Master Danny and his teachers offer a fun environment for kiddos, as well as real instruction on Kung Fu. It's been great for my 6 year-old.
Rafael J.R.
I love the class master sunny is a very nice guy he helps the students alot when he gives the lesson he's very motivated an a awesome guy
FT Fue
Awesome place to learn Shaolin Kung Fu. It's fun, it's hard work, and always a great work out. My kids started classes here, and they are having so much fun, I started taking classes. My son has made so much progress here. He has autism and could not even do a jumping jack before, now he's doing complex martial arts routines with enthusiasm.
Amy S
Great place. The teachers work hard with the students in a fun environment. I realized quickly that the path to success is hard work on the part of the teacher, student, and parents. Within 4 months, my 6-yr-old advanced to a green belt where other students have taken much longer. When the other mothers asked about my son's progress, it became clear that my son would go home and practice while most allowed their children to play. While there's nothing wrong with joining an activity just for fun, don't be surprised if there's little progress when you view an activity in those terms. Yes, my son loves Kung Fu but it's his own hard work and determination to become a black belt that fuels him to practice often. It's more than fun for him, he's immensely proud each time he gets a new belt or weapon. TIP: Record the session so your child can watch the lesson and practice at home. Don't rely on the memory of a child when the forms become longer and more intricate. It's not fair to take a back seat and place the blame on your child's memory when he's not getting all his steps right. As a parent, you should support him/her any way you can so he/she can succeed.
