Welcome to www.wushukungfu.s5.com . This is our website related to our academy called(S.A Red Dragon Wushu Kung-Fu Academy).By the help of this site we want to introduce ourself to all over Pakistan.Our main campus is in the Capital of Pakistan "Islamabad".

Our chief instructor is Mr,Shahzad Aziz.He is black sash 3rd degree from Pakistan Wushu Kung-Fu Federation and national gold medalist.He is also black sash 3rd degree in White Crane Kung-Fu and black belt 2nd degree in Jeet Kun-Do( Bruce Lee's Style).He has played leading roles in drama serials"SHAHBAZ" and "JABBAR"(PTV~Pakistan television, Islamabad centre).He has spent his 21 years in the field of Wushu Kung-Fu,since 1985.Now in Islamabad thier is no one like him.His teachers are Master Chiu Chi Ling(Kung-Fu Hustle) and Master Liu Yong.

E-mail: pakhunggarkungfu@yahoo.com

The key to winning is to take advantage of every weakness !!

Nabeel Raza (Black sash 1st degree)&Gymnast.

Mr,Syed Nabeel Raza Rizvi is Black sash 1st degree and Gymnast from S.A Red Dragon Wushu Kung-Fu Academy .He has started his Wushu Kung-Fu career from 1999 and Gymnastic from 1997. He got Black Sash in december 2003.Now he is also Wushu Kung-fu instructor.Nabeel Raza is always thankful to his grand master Mr, Shahzad Aziz.

E-mail: nabeelraza24@yahoo.com

What is KUNG FU & WUSHU (China) ?

The term "Kung Fu" came into popular use in the west because of its use in television and movies, but it is not technically the correct term for a style of martial arts. The proper term is "Wushu" and generally anything that is called "Kung Fu" by westerners is really Wushu. Wushu is perhaps the foundation of all east Asian fighting systems- some authorities date its beginnings all the way back to 3000 B.C., others claim it was brought to China from India along with Zen Buddhism by a man named Bodhi Dharma around 500 B.C. Either way, there is little argument that the Shaolin temple in China (where Bodhi Dharma was said to have taught the monks) was the centre of martial arts development for hundreds of years. It was from the Shaolin temple that Wushu spread throughout southeast Asia and branched into the Korean, Japanese, Okinawan, Thai, Vietnamese, Philippines, and Indonesian styles that we see today. Wushu itself has fragmented incredibly, with as many as 1500 styles practiced. These cover all ranges of any spectrum you care to imagine, and defining even the most popular styles would be too large of an undertaking to be practical. A beginner who wishes to study Wushu should make a list of the things that they are looking to get out of martial arts and contact training centers by telephone to avoid wasting time going to visit training centers that may not even have an approach compatible with that individual. Though many styles defy these categorizations, a good starting-off point may be to ask the training centre if it teaches an internal or external style of Wushu. Internal styles- focus on life energy, circular techniques, uses hands more, Taoist philosophy, may also teach healing arts External styles- focus on muscular force, linear techniques, uses feet more, Buddhist philosophy, may also teach speed and strength conditioning .

The key to winning is to take advantage of every weakness !!