Shaolin Temple Quanfa Institute
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About Grandmaster Song

Grandmaster Song, 34th Generation Shaolin Master

Grandmaster Song's Dharma name is Shì Guǒ Sōng (釋果松).

The legendary Grandmaster Shi Guosong began his martial arts career as a child during the rebuilding of Shaolin culture in the early 1980s.

Through his dedication and passion into the Shaolin arts, he gained the respect of the temple and his peers, and became the Chief Warrior Coach.

Today, you can still find Shaolin Temple instructional DVDs in China that feature our Grandmaster.

In 1997, Grandmaster Shi Guosong came to Canada to establish Shaolin culture and martial arts. Master Dao was one of his very first students who eventually became his disciple and opened this downtown Toronto school.

You can learn more about our Grandmaster through our affiliated Shaolin Luohan Temple website:

Click here for the Shaolin Luohan Temple website

Featured Videos with Master Song

Posted on Tuesday, January 12, 2021
Master Shi Guosong Demonstrates Plum Blossom Fist Meihuaquan Here's an old video of Master Shi Guosong demonstrating the Plum Blossom Fist 梅花拳 (Méihuāquán). It was filmed at the Shaolin Temple in the early 1990s. Plum Blossom Fist is a particularly special form as it is a primary taolu training exercise for the guards at the Shaolin Temple. It requires years of proper traditional training to master, and features strong stances combined with athletic movements to deliver practi... [more]
Posted on Tuesday, January 12, 2021
Master Shi Guogong and Master Dao Talk About Canadian Shaolin History on Fairchild TV Watch this special Fairchild Television documentary on traditional Shaolin in Canada! It was filmed in 2015. Since it's in Mandarin Chinese, here's a quick summary of the content: Master Guosong talks about how he first established Shaolin in Canada. In the beginning he only had 3 students. It was important to teach student's properly through the traditional methods and first build their foundation... [more]
Posted on Tuesday, January 12, 2021
Master Shi Guosong Demontrates Small Flooding Fist Xiaohongquan Small Flooding Fist, or Xiǎohóngquán 小洪拳, is one of the top 10 Shaolin forms of all time. These form focuses on speed and short strikes to effectively defend oneself from all kinds of attacks. Master Shi Guosong demonstrates a gentle fist version of the form. Slow and relaxed movements generated from soft energetic qi coupled with powerful bursts of energy - it's mesmerizing to watch!... [more]
Posted on Saturday, January 09, 2021
Master Guosong Iron Qigong Demonstration at 14th World Congress Master Shi Guosong is the first to ever demonstrate hard qigong techniques in Canada. Watch as an early Master Dao cracks thick wooden dowels on Shifu Guosong's head, arms, belly, and legs. The early apprentice Dao had hair back then and was given that honour to swing the wooden dowels. Master Dao recalls, "These dowels were thick and made of fresh wood. I remember trying to hit my own arm with one. Not only did it not break, it... [more]
Posted on Monday, December 21, 2020
Master Shi Guo Song on Discovery Channel Showing Traditional Kung Fu This is a throw back to times around the early 1990s when Master Shi Guo Song was living at the Shaolin Temple. Back then there were only a handful of actual Shaolin Monks that did kung fu martial arts. Master Shi Guo Song was the Chief Warrior Coach and responsible for all the traditional Shaolin Kung Fu training at the temple. Here he is being interviewed by Discovery Channel and showing what traditional Shaolin kung ... [more]
Posted on Tuesday, December 15, 2020
CBC Masters of Our City Keepers of an Ancient Culture Featuring Shaolin Temple Quanfa Institute Our STQI family of schools were featured on CBC's production titled 'CBC Masters of Our City Keepers of Ancient Culture'. Watch Master Shi Guo Song perform a traditional Shaolin Praying Mantis form and appreciate the speed, sharpness, and fluidity of his movements. He also talks about some philosophy and qigong and how he views traditional Shaolin going forward through his disciples. You also ge... [more]
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