Wu-Chi Martial Arts Miranda

Class Information

First Class FAQ's

Will I get hurt? We want you to be able to continue doing this art for many years, so our system is designed to be low impact on your body and still deliver the desired result.

Am I to old? No, we have people in the school that have been training for more than 50 years, and they still train today. Wu-Chi is built to accommodate all ages.

Do I need to be fit? No.

Can I train with an old injury? Contact instructor to discuss your circumstances.

What should I wear? You will work up a sweat so wear appropriate clothing for the weather, track pants or shorts, and if it is winter bring a warm top to put on straight after class, white soled sports shoes are optional.

Class times

Please contact the instructor for final details before attending class and for class prices.

Map to Class Location

Miranda Youth Centre, 2 Central Rd, Miranda NSW 2228, Australia

Not far from Miranda Westfield and train station.

Contact

Instructor

The instructors name at Miranda is John Grant who has over 20 year’s experience teaching in the Wu Chi School. Please contact John with any questions.

M: 0420 517 993
E: miranda@wuchitaoschool.org

Working with children check (WWCC)

Using the following link and details, you can verify John Grant's working with children status as provided by the New South Wales government.

Link to verify: NSW government WWCC page.
First name: John
Other given names: No other given names
Family name: Grant
Date of Birth: 30/08/1971
Working with children number: WWC1352048V

Reviews

Maihe Nikora 5 stars + absolutely 1000 %

Brett Bandikoot I started Wu-Chi several months after I'd suffered a neck injury and no longer felt comfortable rolling all over the mats (in Aikido). It trained my body to become stronger and my mind to become inquisitive. I found I excelled in certain aspects due to the way I naturally learn, and began teaching in all classes within a year. I didn't get the most I could have from the art as I left for health reasons, but feel like it was emparting something great that I will hold dearly always. For my time spent in the school and the things I learnt I'd offer a 5 star rating.

Darren Hart I was fortunate enough to be exposed to Wu Chi at a crucial time in my younger life. Having done other arts and being interested in self defense and some of the more philosophical elements of martial arts, I was immediately attracted to the "cleverness" and science behind Wu Chi. There is no equal.
I still have a very clear memory of the lesson that the teacher gave around being either "wide and shallow or deep an narrow" in terms of trying to learn many arts at the same time or just one - I chose deep and narrow.
Many of the lessons over the years felt as they they had been personally designed for me and catered exactly for the questions I had in my mind at that time - the effect on peoples character is absolutely unquestionable. I have seen the effect the school has had on many peoples lives over the years and speaking for myself personally, its probably been one of the most significant influences across the course of my existence. 5+ stars

Links to other Wu-Chi Information

• Wu-Chi Tao, You Tube Channel
• Community aid goals of the schools
• Wu-Chi Club Dojo NZ