07/09/2026
WHAT IS KUNG FU REALLY DOING INSIDE YOUR BODY?
We often talk about Kung Fu making you stronger, fitter and more flexible.
But something much deeper is happening when you practise traditional Kung Fu.
🌀 “INTERNAL FLOSSING”
The twisting, spiralling, stretching and contracting movements of Kung Fu create movement through the entire torso.
Think of it as flossing the body from the inside out.
As you breathe and move, the diaphragm, abdominal muscles and surrounding tissues continually contract and release. The gentle compression and release through the torso creates movement around the internal structures of the body.
It isn't literally “flossing” your organs—but it's a fascinating way of describing the way traditional movement stimulates and mobilises the body's internal tissues.
🌿 YOUR FASCIA — THE BODY'S CONNECTIVE WEB
Fascia surrounds and connects your muscles, bones, nerves and organs.
Kung Fu's flowing movements, spirals and changes of direction encourage the body to move as one connected system rather than as isolated muscles.
This can help maintain mobility, body awareness and efficient movement.
🫁 YOUR BREATH
Traditional Kung Fu places great importance on breathing.
Learning to coordinate breath with movement can encourage diaphragmatic breathing, improve body awareness and help shift the nervous system towards a calmer state.
🧠 YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM
Kung Fu isn't just physical.
You have to concentrate, coordinate movement, control your breathing, maintain balance and remain aware of your body.
Over time, this constant communication between the brain and body develops coordination, balance and proprioception—your awareness of where your body is in space.
❤️ YOUR WHOLE BODY WORKS TOGETHER
This is one of the beautiful things about traditional Kung Fu.
A movement may begin with the feet, travel through the legs and hips, rotate through the spine and finish through the hands.
One body. One movement. One connection.
Kung Fu isn't simply about learning how to fight.
It's about learning how to move, breathe, connect and control your body from the inside out.
Train the outside. Develop the inside. Strengthen the whole.
🔴Tuesday Kung Fu 6.30-8.30pm
🔴Wednesday
Tai Chi 6.30-7.30pm
Kung Fu 7.30-8.30pm
New students welcome, take advantage of our Free kung fu training for a week, this Tuesday.