Features of the SKZ:

We have been serving the community for 19 years, boasting spacious and bright classrooms, a stable team of teachers, regular class times, and a comprehensive teaching system. Here, students can refine their individual abilities under professional guidance.

Our students in turn give back to their community by volunteering and performing for local events.

Martial arts, as a unique traditional ethnic sport, places great emphasis on physical exercise, which can effectively improve body coordination and enhance physical fitness. The learning process also achieves training in both physical and psychological development. At the same time, learning martial arts can also establish a solid foundation for others.

SKZ has been established since 2006, and Studio students come from the following 43 different schools.

WNBA Halftime Kungfu Show Asian Heritage Night Performance

SKZ students proudly participated in the WNBA Halftime Show as part of the Asian Heritage Night celebration. The performance was organized through the International Wushu Sanshou Dao Association (IWSD), an organization dedicated to promoting Chinese martial arts and connecting affiliated schools and communities. Our students performed alongside participants from different schools and backgrounds, demonstrating discipline, confidence, and teamwork. Through their hard work and

SKZ Hello University 2026

I am Alessandro. Currently, I am a senior at Pioneer High School, and starting this fall, I will be attending San Jose State University (SJSU), majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I am very thankful for the instruction, help, and patience that both Shifus Andy and Vincent and my fellow students have shown to me over the past ten years. Training Kung-Fu has taught me the importance of having regular physical activity to maintain a balanced life. As such, in SJSU, I intend to

2025 Summer Camp in China

This summer, nine families and 24 members came together to form our unforgettable travel team. We journeyed through three provinces and...

High School Graduate & MIT Student: Fiora Beratahani

Massachusetts Institute of Technology We have recently learned that one of our black belt students Fiora Berarahani had graduated from...

Dong Yue Tai Chi

Dong Yue Taiji Quan was first introduced at the first glimpse of dawn, upon the arrival of the New Millenium, atop Tai Shan, China’s most...

A Special SKZ Mother’s Day!

Special Mother’s Day Belt Test - May 10th, 2026 On May 10th, we held a special Belt Test for our students before the start of several major upcoming events later this month. As the event took place on Mother’s Day, students concluded the test by presenting flowers to their mothers and grandmothers in a traditional formal way. Kneeling on both knees while offering a gift is a cultural gesture that represents deep respect and gratitude. For many families, it became a meaningful

WNBA Halftime Kungfu Show Asian Heritage Night Performance

SKZ students proudly participated in the WNBA Halftime Show as part of the Asian Heritage Night celebration. The performance was organized through the International Wushu Sanshou Dao Association (IWSD), an organization dedicated to promoting Chinese martial arts and connecting affiliated schools and communities. Our students performed alongside participants from different schools and backgrounds, demonstrating discipline, confidence, and teamwork. Through their hard work and

Every Competition Is Part of the Journey

On 5/23-24/2026 SKZ students recently participated in the International Kung Fu Competition (Redwood City CA). Everyone gained a valuable experience in multiple divisions, showcasing the results of their hard work and continuous training. For young athletes, competitions are not only about results but also developing focus, confidence, discipline, and performance under pressure. Several students achieved excellent placements and every participant showed meaningful growth and

Enlighten Chinese School Kungfu Belt Testing

On Monday, February 23rd 2026, we held a belt test for students at Enlighten Chinese School. The students testing were Ivy and Samuel. They were both excited and nervous for the test. They have been working hard to prepare for this test and once they passed, their classmates were happy for them and they were excited to get their new belts. Congratulations on moving on reaching the next belt level!

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General Classes

General Classes are designed for students who are eight years of age and older, and they are divided into nine levels and sixteen steps following the Shaolin Kungfu Zen teaching principles. Through the course of their studies, students learn basic Kung Fu stances, kicks, fighting techniques, traditional hand forms, and traditional weapon forms. In the past dozen years, the Shaolin Kungfu Zen curriculum has trained various talented individuals and has been a significant guide in their preparation for international martial arts.

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Kids Kungfu

Kids Kung Fu is primarily for kids between four and seven years old. The program revolves around developing and honing concentration, focus, flexibility, and agility. While working with kids, we consider every child's cognitive skills and attention span and help them grow at their own pace. Naturally, belt level advancements depend on each child’s age and cognitive abilities. The Kids Kung Fu Program gives a child a martial arts foundation and a deep understanding of Kungfu and its philosophy.

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Taichi & Qigong

The Taichi & Qigong program is for students eight years old and up, and it caters for their fitness and health needs. It helps them acquire skills to maintain good health and wellbeing. The course content is broad but representative and relevant. The objective is achieved through the Shaolin Kungfu Zen three steps: maintaining the body, controlling breathing, and adjusting the mind to achieve mental and physical well-being and longevity.

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