Traditional Kung Fu • Contemporary Wushu • Tai Chi
Practice for life.
Traditional and contemporary Chinese martial arts taught as a lifelong practice of skill, movement, health, self-development, and self-defense.
What is Wuyi?
Wuyi (武艺, pronounced “woo-yee”) means “martial skill” in Chinese. The name reflects our emphasis on developing martial arts proficiency through strong fundamentals, sound technique, and dedicated practice.
At Wuyi Chinese Martial Arts Center, we teach traditional and contemporary Chinese martial arts with an emphasis on physical conditioning, coordination, practical skills, health, and lifelong learning. Our approach provides a solid foundation for students to develop their abilities and pursue their individual interests and goals.
Kung Fu
Traditional Northern Shaolin training emphasizing strong fundamentals, coordination, conditioning, forms, weapons, and practical self-defense.
Wushu
Contemporary Wushu training that develops flexibility, speed, balance, coordination, and dynamic movement through forms, weapons, and fundamental techniques.
Tai Chi
Yang and Sun styles for health, strength, balance, coordination, and mobility, with an emphasis on Tai Chi principles and practices that can be continued for a lifetime.
Martial arts are a lifelong practice.
Training changes as we change. Martial arts can develop strength, mobility, coordination, confidence, awareness, and self-defense skills while providing something equally valuable: a practice that can continue to challenge, engage, and reward us throughout life.
SIFU
David Scott
More than four decades of martial arts practice, with extensive experience in traditional Northern Shaolin Kung Fu, contemporary Wushu, Tai Chi, and other martial arts. His teaching emphasizes strong fundamentals, sound technique, practical application, and a commitment to lifelong learning and practice.
ACE Certified Personal Trainer · NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist · Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention Instructor
“Sifu Scott understands people have different interests, limits and strengths and he works with the student on improving all those things in the individualized portion of the class.”
— Aki T.
A tradition carried forward
Wuyi grows from decades of study with masters of traditional and contemporary Chinese martial arts and a commitment to carrying that knowledge forward through sound instruction and continued practice.
Classes Forming in Oklahoma City
Tradition Northern Shaolin Kung Fu · Contemporary Wushu · Tai Chi
Wuyi Chinese Martial Arts Center is currently forming classes in the south Oklahoma City and Moore area for students interested in learning Chinese martial arts in a serious, welcoming training environment.