Information
Practical information about the Wuguan
CAMC offers progressive teaching in traditional Kung Fu and Tai Ji / Qi Gong, with a clear framework for starting and practising at your own pace.
Trial class
Trying a class is simple
- Arrive a few minutes before class so you can settle in and introduce yourself.
- Wear suitable clothing: loose trousers, a T-shirt, bare feet or socks, and bring a bottle of water.
- There is no need to notify us in advance. You can simply come along; we will welcome you on site.
Registration
Annual membership
To register for the season, go to the dedicated membership form.
Access the formClass schedule
Kung Fu
Tuesday & Thursday
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Tai Ji Quan & Qi Gong
Monday & Wednesday
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Frequently asked questions
- Who is this practice for?
- Classes are open to everyone, with progressive teaching adapted to each level. Traditional Kung Fu is offered to adults and teenagers aged 14 and over. Tai Chi Chuan and Qi Gong are suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike.
- Do I need to register before coming?
- Not necessarily for a trial class. You can simply arrive a few minutes before class starts. We will welcome you and explain how the session works.
- What should I bring to my first class?
- Comfortable clothing is recommended: loose trousers, a T-shirt, bare feet or socks, and a bottle of water. The most important thing is simply to come and feel comfortable in your movement.
- Can I try both disciplines?
- Yes. CAMC offers both traditional Kung Fu and Tai Chi Chuan / Qi Gong, two complementary approaches that can be practised according to your goals, pace and level.
- How much does membership cost?
- Membership is for the season. The amount, the period covered and the payment terms are shown on the membership form, before any confirmation. The trial class lets you discover the practice before committing.
- Can I join during the year?
- Yes, it is possible to join us during the season. Only the last two months are not open to registration: the remaining period is too short for the practice to be of real benefit. The best approach is still to come for a trial class and discuss it on site.
- Is a medical certificate required?
- A medical certificate or a health questionnaire is required. The health questionnaire is a sworn statement indicating that your state of health allows the practice. The document is requested when you register on HelloAsso. If you choose the medical certificate, it must state that there is no contraindication to the practice of Chinese martial arts (in French: « aucune contre-indication à la pratique des arts martiaux chinois »).
