MARTIAL ARTS STYLES
JING WOO TRADITIONAL KUNG-FU
MODERN WU-SHU

SANSHOU (CHINESE BOXING)

TAICHI

TITLES AND APPOINTMENTS

PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERATION OF UK WUSHU
CHIEF INSTRUCTOR OF NORTHERN SHAOLIN SYSTEM KUNG-FU TRADITIONAL WU-SHU

 

Organisation

NSS Kung-Fu Traditional Wu-Shu was established on November 2006 and has students from beginners to British national Champion level.

Training is carried by a fully qualified and experienced instructors, Sifu Payam with over 20 years experience in Korean and Chinese martial arts.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

We believe in improving lives through the practice of the Martial-Art by teaching our students the rewards of martial-art spirit, martial ability, having a positive attitude, discipline, humanity and respect.

Company Mission Statement

"Helping our students realise their potential"

Our Company Values

NSS Kung-Fu is committed to:

Quality of Training and Style

Equality of Students

Achievements

Continuous Improvement

Change lives for the better

Our Students Charter 

NSS Kung-Fu will make sure that your training environment is safe.
NSS Kung-Fu will not tolerate discrimination or bullying.
NSS Kung-Fu will give you extra support if you need it.
NSS Kung-Fu will always listen to any problems or complaints you have which affects your training.
Your training will lead to a qualification from a recognised Martial Arts governing body.

 Affiliation

NSS Kung-Fu Traditional Wu-Shu is member of The Federation of UK Wushu (FUKW), British Council for Chinese Martial Arts (BCCMA) and Individual member of Cobra Martial Arts Association (CMAA).

KUNG-FU or WU-SHU
Wu-Shu is the correct term for all Chinese Martial Arts; therefore Kung-Fu and Wu-Shu were originally the same. Literally translated , "wu" is military, "shu" is art.
Wu-Shu is therefore the art of fighting, or martial arts.
During the last thirty years Wu-Shu in mainland China was modernised so that there could be a universal standard for training and competing. In essence, much emphasis has been placed on speed, difficulty and presentation. Consequently, Wu-Shu has become an athletic and aesthetic performance and competitive sport; While "Kung-Fu" or as some like to refer to it traditional Wu-Shu remains the traditional fighting practise- they compliment each other! Tajiquan is a major division of Wu-Shu, utilizing the body's internal energy or "chi" and following the simple principle of "subduing the vigorous by use of the soft."  

Wu-Shu is a great martial art with roots dating back thousands of years in China, and has been recognized as an ancient Asian art for the self discipline of mind and body. Wu-Shu is the Mandarin Chinese word for "martial art," and is the term used in China. Westerners are more familiar with the term Kung-Fu, which actually translates roughly time and effort or in other words into "skill''.