Honor ancient wisdom by making it accessible for the modern age.

"The Supreme Ultimate begins its motion, as stars rise and fall with the cosmic tide. The ‘Chopping Strike’ of Xingyi Quan cracks like thunder shattering winter’s silence, while the ‘Cloud Hands’ of Tai Chi flows like a silkworm spinning its delicate thread. Within the brushstrokes of Chinese characters lies the imagery of the River Diagram and Luo Script; the morning bell of Confucianism resounds, awakening a universe of rites and music, while the evening drum of Zen strikes directly at the path of human nature’s return—where three rivers converge, lotus lanterns burn eternally.

Turning back in sudden reflection, the spirit’s terrace is bathed in a downpour of celestial nectar; enlightenment arrives as the clouds part, revealing the luminous moon…"

Dapeng Wang

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About Dapeng Wang

Dapeng Wang is a teacher of traditional Chinese martial arts and Mandarin with over 25 years of experience and formal education from both China and Australia.

He grew up learning traditional Chinese Martial Arts from a family lineage in Henan Province in China. He is a graduate of the Shanghai University of Sport and the University of Canberra, with expertise in Education, Language, Taichi, Wushu, and Chinese cultural practices.

For more than a decade in Australia, he has dedicated himself to empowering students through authentic instruction that honors China's rich cultural heritage while fostering physical discipline and mental focus.

What Our Students Say

I have found Wushu to be a good form of physical exercise with focus on posture, balance, aerobic capacity and strength which promotes physical well being. Wushu also influences the mind by promoting balance and peace. I believe when harmony between body and the mind is achieved, this will result in good health and mental well being.

Dr Anthony Ng

General Practitioner

What Our Students Say

In the busy lives we lead, it is very refreshing to unwind and focus on one’s internal body and the way in which our energy flows. Dapeng’s instructions are always very clear, and his explanations help us understand the age old practice of Tai Chi and Wushu.

Sumie Davies

Practitioner

What Our Students Say

Training keeps me fit and healthy and presents me with the opportunity to learn and improve. It gives me an outlet to practice humility, creativity and discipline. I find the philosophy of the training very helpful. There is a natural harmony to it.

Eamon Logue

Practitioner

What Our Students Say

By training your body to move as efficiently as possible, smoothly and without tension, and by being mindful of your physical actions and mental state, you can have a very positive effect on your everyday life.

David Witheridge

Practitioner and physiotherapist