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New York Shaolin Temple Kung Fu Center Introduction

少林功夫起源于中国,是中国文化的重要组成部分,被誉为宝贵的世界武术遗产。它承载了少林祖先1500多年的精髓,被世界各地的人们练习。既是一种防身自卫的法门,也是一种改善身心健康的方式。

Shaolin Kung Fu originated in China. It is an important part of Chinese culture and is regarded as a valuable world martial arts heritage. It carries the essence of Shaolin's ancestors for more than 1,500 years and is practiced by people all over the world. It is not only practice self-defense, but also a way to improve physical and mental health.

 

纽约少林寺功夫中心是一所教授传统少林功夫的武术学校,主要侧重于禅拳一体的教学方法,结合锻炼,提高思想品德和身心健康。学习过程中,不仅可以改善学生们的身体力量、速度、柔韧性和自卫技巧,同时还建立了尊重、纪律、自律和善念。现任校长蓝超海师傅,他自1999年开始教授少林功夫。他是嵩山少林寺第34代俗家弟子,法名延深。另任嵩山少林寺海外总会副会长兼总教练,美国武术家协会创始人兼常务副会长,河南同乡会副会长。期间,蓝师傅应邀参加过上百场大小活动;带领团队参加各种演出和比赛;学生遍布世界各地。他和他的团队获得了无数的赞誉和奖励。

New York Shaolin Temple Kung Fu Center is a martial arts school that teaches traditional Shaolin kung fu. The center is focused on the “Chan Quan Yi Ti” teaching method for the combination of exercising, improving moral character, mind and body. It does not only teach students about physical strength, flexibility, self-defense and techniques, but also builds respect, discipline, harmony, and good thoughts. The center is led by Master Chaohai Lan who has been teaching Shaolin kung fu since 1999. He is the 34th generation of Shaolin temple disciples of Songshan Shaolin Temple, Dgarna name Yanshen. He is also the vice president and head coach of the Shaolin Temple Overseas Association of Songshan Shaolin Temple Overseas Head, the founder and executive vice president of the US Wushu Masters Association, and vice president of Henan Association of Eastern.

 

我们相信少林功夫可以在很多方面造福社会,也可以成为阻止暴力和促进和平的有效工具。我们希望更多的人来了解和体验这种传统而优秀的武术文化。

We believe that Shaolin Kung Fu can benefit society in many ways and can also be an effective tool to stop violence and promote peace. We hope that more people can understand and experience this traditional and excellent martial arts culture.

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