Traditional Kung Fu in Washington, DC
Traditional Kung Fu for Washington, DC residents, about 10 miles away from our school in Kensington.
Looking for traditional kung fu in Washington, DC? Shaolin Hung Fut Kung Fu School teaches traditional kung fu to Washington, DC students of every age, about 10 miles away in Kensington — an easy trip from Connecticut Avenue (MD-185) and Rock Creek Parkway. Train in person on Nicholson Court, starting with a one-hour introductory class.
Our traditional Southern Shaolin Hung Fut handset and weapons forms were passed directly through the seven previous Grandmasters to Eighth Generation Grandmaster Tai Yim, and then down to the Ninth Generation Masters who operate our school today. Currently headed by Ninth Generation Master John Ritz Miller, our school is the keeper of the true and authentic lineage of the Hung Fut System.
Students train at their own pace in our lineage, building strength, discipline and authentic techniques, along with their real-world applications.
A short trip from Washington, DC
Students travel up out of the District to train with us: Connecticut Avenue or Rock Creek Parkway north, across the line at Chevy Chase, then west onto Nicholson Lane. Red Line riders do it without a car at all, taking the train to North Bethesda.
From Washington, DC the school is about 10 miles away, at 4961 Nicholson Court in Kensington. Each enrolled adult student also gets a full access membership to the 20,000 sq ft gym we are located in, at no additional cost.
Trusted by the community
Students and families across Montgomery County choose our school for authentic instruction and a welcoming environment.
Traditional Kung Fu in nearby areas
Start with a one-hour intro class
Every new student begins with a one-hour introductory class, and every enrollment includes free access to a fully equipped fitness gym.