6 Day Retreat with Grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan March 31st 2025 - April 5th 2025 at Shaolin Temple Europe

Shaolin Temple Europe

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March 31st 2025 - April 5th 2025

with Grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan
6-day Seminar

The Monkey Fist Door Soft Art:

“Hou Quan Rou Shu”

Tuition Fee:

Please contact Shaolin Temple Europe for pricing and accommodation

The term Hou Quan translates to “Monkey Fist,” while Rou Shu means “Soft Art.” Interestingly, the Chinese and Japanese characters for Rou Shu correspond to the term Jujutsu, which is widely recognized today due to the global popularity of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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Core Techniques – The Three Locks

At the heart of Hou Quan Rou Shu are the Three Locks, a foundational framework within

this martial art. These include:

1. Body Locks

2. Arm Locks

3. Leg Locks

Through these, practitioners learn how to enter into their opponent’s defense and apply

a variety of advanced techniques, such as:

• Strangleholds

• Joint locks

• Spine twists

• Various submission techniques

These skills provide the practitioner with a comprehensive approach to ground combat,

including strategies for rolling on the ground as both a defensive and offensive tactic.

Unique Aspects of Monkey Fist Door Ground Combat

Unique Aspects of Monkey Fist Door Ground Combat

The Monkey Fist Door System, which includes the unique Monkey Forms, integrates not

only ground combat but also a full arsenal of standing techniques. These forms include

methods such as:

• Striking and kicking

• Grabbing and poking

• Snatching and locking

• Twisting and pressing

What sets the Monkey Style apart from other Chinese Kung Fu systems is its seamless

integration of stand-up fighting and ground combat skills. This dual focus makes it one

of the most versatile styles for practitioners, enabling them to adapt to various combat

scenarios, including modern-day self-defense and competitive sports.

A Practical Martial Art for Modern Combat

In today’s combat sports and self-defense culture, the ability to effectively transition between standing and ground fighting is invaluable. Hou Quan Rou Shu equips fighters with the skills needed to manipulate an adversary’s joints, control their movements, and secure submissions.

The effectiveness of this approach has been proven by Grandmaster Jiang Yu Shan, who successfully applied Hou Quan Rou Shu techniques in combat sports tournaments. His unique style, rooted in the Monkey Fist Door System, allowed him to achieve a winning streak and develop innovative strategies for both competition and self-defense.

For practitioners seeking a martial art that blends traditional techniques with modern practicality, Hou Quan Rou Shu offers a dynamic and effective system. Its combination of agility, ground combat, and joint manipulation makes it a distinctive and powerful style in the world of martial arts.

Jiang YuShan

А master with credentials and background very few, if anyone, can match.

A Monkey Fist Door inheritor in this generation and the 33 Shaolin fighting monk disciple, making significant contributions to various fields, from self-defence to military training and healing practices, including old Shaolin methods.

He has been a military instructor, bodyguard and 
a consultant for the law enforcement and has been awarded 9th Dan (Grandmaster) by the Chinese Kung Fu society due to his skill, contribution, and excellent reputation.

Jiang YuShan obtains MMA mixed martial arts, and elite fighting skills.



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