Shaolin Qin Na or the capturing skill is the key to subdue the enemy when fighting hand-in-hand. It can get the enemy dizzy, or maimed, or even dead on the spot. That's why the Shaolin master monks pass on this skill very carefully to their disciples. It stresses sharp eyes and quick hands movement. It demands nimble action and sudden inspiration. The techniques of dodging, tumbling, elbowing, and wrestling are popularly used by Shaolin guard monks.

 To press the 20 key points of the body is the secret capturing skill if Shaolin Kung-Fu, of which ear root and temple are the most important. If one fastens the enemy's lower jaw with one hand and presses the  sunken position of his ear root with the thumb, the enemy will get dizzy very fast. If one fastens the enemy's forehead with one hand, and press his temple with the thumb, middle and forefingers, the enemy will get faint soon.
 

Shaolin San Shou is the official full contact fighting sport of modern Wushu which is rapidly growing in popularity both in the US and abroad. As an integral part of most Wushu competitions, San Shou has been an important event at the World Wushu Championships since its inception in 1991. Presently San Shou competitions are held in over 75 countries world wide. Recently San Shou has also become a professional sport in North America.

The word "San Shou" also spelled "Sanda" translates as "unbound hand" and refers to free fighting where the rules are designed to most accurately simulate actual combat. San Shou matches are fought on a raised platform called the "Lei Tai".

Shaolin Duanda means short and close quarter fighting.
 
Shaolin Duanda is very famous combat techniques but require very hard training to achieve this kind of combat system. It includes short pressure points hit, locking system and nerve hits.
 

Police Kung-fu combines the best combat techniques from some of the most renowned martial arts, like ShaoLin Kungfu, Kali, Jeet-kune-do (the art of Bruce Lee) and Muay Thai, into a complete discipline.

In real life crises situations the police has to take split seconds decisions allowing little time for thinking and therefore Police kung-fu is essentially an intuitive reaction to the moves of the opponent, relying more on spontaneity and less on fancy postures and moves.





Police kungfu teaches you the correct Fighting distance, fighting position and fighting timing. Without these three elements no one can win any sort of fight. Police kungfu teaches you unarmed combat, disarming against guns, against knife and various other things.

Police kungfu has taken Chin Na (the art of seizing) from Shaolin kungfu, “Defang the snake” techniques from Kali, powerful single time hits from Jeetkunedo and Low level powerful kicks and knee applications from Muay Thai. All these elements are used together to take down your enemy in the least possible time. To finish the fight as quickly as possible is the main aim of police kung-fu

Women Empowerment Program
 
SKS system of Self Defense for Women Empowerment

Women take self-defense courses for a variety of reasons, but underlying all of them is the reality of specific kinds of violence. Sexual assault and domestic violence are, by far, the most common types of violence women experience.
 

-	Sks system of women self defence is also based on the principle of 3e( easy, effective and economical).
-	Sks system helps the women to get of very tight situation such as Rape, holds, robbing etc.
-	Sks system deals a lot with Fear psychosis and helps in developing mental toughness.
-	The main aim is to help women be aware of their surrounding and have a great presence of mind.

Sks system has been developed by Grand master Sitta Wang and master Kanishka Sharma by amalgamating martial arts styles like Shaolin kungfu, Jeet-kune-do and Dumog.

Self Defence Techniques for Women