Sheng Chi Training Center

Well I feel really strange tooting my own horn here but Liz and Phil Weaver voted Valley Springs Citizens of the Year. Read about it on the Pine Tree Quite a surprise and quite an honor. Liz and I felt very special being among the other nominees as we have a great deal of respect for each of them.  

Quality Northern Shou' Shu' for Sacramento

After Da' Shifu Al Moore's passing it became incredibly difficult to find a Shou' Shu' school. As the pressures within the system to "modernize" became stronger a large number of the quality instructors went on their way.

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Quality Northern Shou' Shu' for Lodi

After Da' Shifu Al Moore's passing it became incredibly difficult to find a Shou' Shu' school. As the pressures within the system to "modernize" became stronger a large number of the quality instructors went on their way.

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After Da' Shifu Al Moore's passing it became incredibly difficult to find a Shou' Shu' school. As the pressures within the system to "modernize" became stronger a large number of the quality instructors went on their way. No one except maybe a few teachers very loyal to their art remained. As far as we know, we were the only school to continue to teach Da' Shifu's Shou' Shu' in a commercial school. With the loss of so many quality instructors, Shou' shu' itself was at risk. The art could have easily been lost.

Catch a short segment on us on the radio tommorrow night.

This is from Sheryl Parks. the host of hte show.

The Sheng Chi Foundation www.shengchifoundation.org currently has one sponsorship available for a student with Asperger's syndrome or a similar high functioning autism disorder. Available for a child or teen (8-18) at the Valley Springs School.

The sponsorship is for 3 months but will likely be renewed at that time.