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Grandmaster Yu Chenghui's Two
Handed Sword

This is not a simple collection of lessons, but access to one of the rarest and most fascinating traditions in Chinese martial arts. Thanks to our collaboration with the Jinan Two-Handed Sword Research and Promotion Center, we are the only ones offering this official course.

Access the introductory First Section for free, discover the fundamentals of the form, and begin your journey into a complete program consisting of over 40 lessons, technical insights, and advanced teachings.

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ZhanZhuang QiGong: Inner Balance

The most powerful and transformative practice you could wish for to improve the quality of your life. Learn the posture that contains all the postures of the universe. Learn to ground yourself, connect with your Qi, and flow with the natural rhythms of your body and mind.

Davide De Santis began studying this method in 1998, becoming a student of Wang YuFang, daughter of the founder of Yi Quan, the great master Wang Xiangzhai. After Wang YuFang’s passing, Davide continued his training with several other students of Wang Xiangzhai, including Yu YongNian, Bai JinJia, and Han.

He later focused on the third generation of practitioners, deepening his studies with the children and students of Yao ZongXun (one of Wang Xiangzhai’s most accomplished disciples). Among them were Guo GuiZhe, Cui RuiBing, Xue, Sui YunMing, and the twin brothers Yao ChengGuan and Yao ChengRong, with whom he also collaborated for several years.

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TaiJiQuan XinShen: Harmony in Motion

Merge the principles of the most important Taoist internal styles and obtain a distillate to increase fluidity, balance, and animal strength. Evolve your martial arts practices.

Davide De Santis deepens his study of Taiji in the XinShen style at the "temple of fire and cloud", located about 200 km from Beijing. Under the guidance of Wang Tingjun and Sui Yunming, De Santis is introduced to this particular style of Taiji that integrates the principles of Bagua and XingYi. His excellent ZhanZhuang skills earn him acceptance as an Upāsaka monk (lay devotee) at the temple.

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WingChun

3 Levels. 3 Forms.

A complete training path that will guide you through the principles of the centerline, body structure, and combat methods that define traditional Wing Chun.

In 2013, Shaolin monk Shi DeLi introduced Davide De Santis to masters Shi DeLong and Ma LiangZhe, allowing him to deepen his study of Shaolin and Pan Nam Wing Chun. This meeting marked the beginning of his journey within this lineage, founded on the principles of Shi Li and Fa Li, concepts already familiar to him through his Yi Quan training.

Today, Davide De Santis is recognized as one of the leading experts in this style of Wing Chun and is the only foreigner to have been included in the Scroll of Successors, an honor that officially recognizes his place within the lineage.

WingChun

3 levels. 3 forms.

The introductory path to Wing Chun that will guide you in discovering the centerline, structure, and fundamental principles of combat.

In 2013, Davide De Santis deepens his study of Shaolin and Pan Nam Wing Chun with masters Shi DeLong and Ma LiangZhe, beginning a journey that will lead him to become one of the leading experts in this style.

Today, he is the only foreigner included in the Pergamena dei Successori (Scroll of Successors), which officially certifies his lineage within the tradition.

Xiao Nian Tou: The Foundation of Combat

First Form — The entire essence of Wing Chun begins with a “Little Idea.” Through ten sequences, you will develop structure, centerline control, and the fundamental principles that give Wing Chun its effectiveness and power.

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Chum Kiu: Harmonizing Arms and Legs

Second Form — An internal mechanism to unlock, integrating the upper and lower body into a single coordinated system. Through Wing Chun, you learn to move arms and legs simultaneously, developing unity, balance, and power in motion.

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Biu Jee: Defense and Counterattack

Third Form — The most advanced layer of Wing Chun. A method for protecting the centerline under pressure and counterattacking with the whole body, transforming the way you approach combat and recovery in motion.

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