For most shcool give supply: other translater, life service for special needs.<\/p>\n
Of course, there is a lot of variations in costs depending on where you go, what class you choose, how long you train, when you train, and the food and accommodation you like.<\/p>\n
Wushu training school Not-related with shaolin temple<\/h2>\n
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The facility you are training at will play the greatest role in the costs associated with your training tip to China. The amounts can really vary here, from almost $100 \/ day at the uber-deluxe Sports School with their International Plaza Hotel, to around $20 \/ day for an extended stay at some small local training school out in the boonies. Here are the most common ranges for the most typical types of training facilities. (Your milage may vary.)<\/p>\n
* Max: $4000 per month<\/span> These schools are primarily for young children or youths who are learn kung fu either part time, It is more likely a technically a studio, in that kids live out and go to traning center and take classes, but part of their curriculum is made up of wushu forms or sanda training classes. The downside is that the quality of instruction might not be as high, although most of the professional athletes you know probably started at a school like this early in their career.<\/p>\n * About $900 per month<\/span><\/p>\n If you are going to train at a sports college there are a few things you need to understand. First, for the majority of them the administration and admission process is much more organized (and possibly more bureaucratic) than other types of schools.<\/p>\n At the schools you will get a mix of both professional and amateur wushu athletes training. You also get a mix of different types of coaches, from former professional wushu players to people studying to become professional coaches.<\/p>\n Since these are actual higher level academic institutions, they can usually accommodate someone for either a short-term stay, exchange studies, a semester or two of classes, or even a full degree program. Of course a full academic program includes more than just wushu training as you’ll have to take supplementary classes to qualify for your degree.<\/p>\n * Max: $1600 per month<\/span> These are schools owned and operated by a person or group of people with some sort of history or connection with kung fu. These are slightly different than the Wushu Training Schools above in that they do not offer any curriculum other than kung fu forms or sanda training. Their sole focus is on training wushu, although they might be able to arrange some Chinese language teacher for you (probably for an added fee). Most of these schools aren\u2019t able to coordinate a visa or put you up in any dorms. These are similar to the private schools you\u2019ll see in the West, and as such you might have to arrange your own accommodations and food.<\/p>\n * Max: $2100 per month<\/span> At the Shaolin Temple (or similar locations) you actually have three different types of schools.<\/p>\n The top tier are the schools that are actually associated with the Shaolin Temple (or whatever the particular attraction may be). They are run by the same people who are in charge of the temple and as such the \u201cwarrior monks\u201d who train at these schools are actually the official \u201cwarrior monks\u201d, who are working for the temple itself. \u2014 maybe as a practicing monk or religious student. The prices at these types of schools might be a little higher.<\/p>\n * About $1500 per month, not every people can join in.<\/span><\/p>\n The second tier are schools similar to the academic schools. These places will have literally thousands (sometimes tens of thousands) of kids in their facilities training and going to school. A lot of parents in rural parts of China will send their kids to these places in the hopes that they will be given opportunities for a better life with a specialized skill. You can train at these places too. Prices are similar, although you might be a few more dollars a day since they are close to the tourist attraction area.<\/p>\n If you train for less than one month, the price is $70 per day and the fees includes all training classes, the use of training equipment, full room and board with 3 meals a day, optional classes (e.g. Mandarin etc.) and On-site English-translator.<\/p>\n * $2100 per month<\/span><\/p>\n Finally are tourist schools. Honestly, I don\u2019t really recommend these types of places. One, because they tend to have a low quality of instruction and some of them are pretty deceptive about their \u201cofficial\u201d status with the temple. They will say they are officially sanctioned to teach Shaolin Kung Fu, but what they mean is that some random Warrior Monk attended their opening ceremony and signed a scroll and took some pictures, so that is their proof that the Shaolin Temple recognizes their \u201cauthority\u201d.<\/p>\n They are essentially set up to suck the money out of tourists so avoid these places if you can. And I\u2019ve heard of them really milking people too. Would you pay $10,000 + \/ month to train at a school in China? No,please!<\/span><\/p>\n Remark:<\/strong> You may have been told these things beblow:<\/p>\n Guanxi (relationships)<\/strong>: Without a doubt, the greatest way your price can fluctuate is based on guanxi. Who you know, and the person who helps to arrange your training, will directly affect the cost of your training. Or you should give the person a “tip”(or chinese called: Hongbao).<\/p>\n Substantially:<\/strong> If you know the owner of a school and ask him to train there, you might get the special guanxi discount. Suddenly you are paying $25 \/ day. If you go to their front office and ask to train there without knowing anyone? Guess what? You are now paying the \u201cWe don\u2019t know you but you\u2019re a foreigner so you probably have money\u201d rate which is closer to $50 \u2013 $70 \/ day.<\/p>\n And you may be adviced from some articles:<\/p>\n What I want say are: it’s ture happened in some school or agent person, but I Never<\/strong> do it in my career, Nor seen my workmate coaches take money<\/strong> from the new students. Our school have cars to pick up new students from Zhengzhou Station or Xinzheng Airport, all Free<\/strong> (even some people just come to check the school and never back again, we never take charge from them, nor ask for tip). I can be help in choosing the school and classes fit you, just because I am a chinese and a kung fu trainner, I get enough infomation about my kung fu career. If you trust me, and you can contact me when want learn kung fu in China.<\/p>\n If you like, you can choose the school I worked in.<\/p>\n Kung fu training cost for foreign students:<\/p>\n * $35 – $45 per day<\/span> Learning Content including: <\/strong><\/p>\n Chinese language, basic martial arts, Shaolin Kung Fu, Shaolin traditional weapons, martial arts performances set, Traditional health preserving – Ba duanjin, Tai Chi, Combat Sanda.<\/p>\n Standard of meals:<\/strong><\/p>\n Standard of accommodation:<\/strong><\/p>\n double rooms (air-conditioning, TV, drinking water, separate toilet, shower)<\/p>\n Other services including:<\/strong><\/p>\n Assistant coach for daily life, People accompanying when you go out.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you don’t have much time or money to come to China, there are somethings else to you can enjoy the kungfu at once:<\/p>\n
\n* Min: $600 per month<\/span><\/p>\nPart time Kung Fu Training Center ($20 \u2013 $35 \/ day)<\/h3>\n
Sports Universities and Colleges ($25 \u2013 $55 \/ day)<\/h2>\n
\n* Min: 750 per month<\/span><\/p>\nPrivate Wushu Schools ($40 \u2013 $70 \/ day)<\/h3>\n
\n* Min: $1200 per month<\/span><\/p>\nKung fu schools located Dengfeng, Real Shaolin Temple.<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nLegitimate shaolin temple kung fu school<\/h3>\n
Academic shaolin kung fu school<\/h3>\n
Attention!<\/span><\/h3>\n
\nIt’s better to choose government sanctifird schools you can be sure that they are at least a little more honest since they answer to a higher authority, but with private schools you really can\u2019t be too careful.Just be very careful when making any arrangements with a school \u2014 especially one you have never trained at before or found through their \u201cChinglish\u201d website making lots of grandiose promises.<\/p>\nOther Factors I want say<\/h3>\n
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\nBetter yet, if you know a coach, ask them to set you up.<\/li>\nSongshan Shaolin Temple Quanfa Kungfu School<\/h3>\n
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\n* $690 – 760$ per month<\/span>
\n* $6400 – $6900 per year<\/span><\/p>\n\n
Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks – PlayStation 2<\/span><\/a><\/h4>\n
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