Wu Tang's teaching style emphasizes structured learning so that students can build upon what they have already learned.

Depending upon the program you choose, you will learn according to the curriculums below.

Generally, there is no necessary order in which one must learn the forms which we teach. In fact, our program is designed to be flexible, so that students can begin at any time. Most forms within a tier are interchangeable, so that any one student need only learn 2 or 3 forms from each program (A,B, or C) to move on to the next program.

LONG FIST AND PRAYING MANTIS SYSTEM
BA TZ TAI CHI SYSTEM
INTENSE TRAINING CLASS	Tan Tuei (Sections 1-6) - Approximately 3 months Practice (1-6) 50 times Tan Tuei (Sections 7-12) - Approximately 4 months Practice (1-12) 100 times Basic Praying Mantis (Sections 1-6) - Approximately 3 months Practice (1-6) 500 times Chi So - Approximately 3 months Practice Chi So 100 times Li Pi - Approximately 4 months Practice Li Pi 100 times Tza Chue - Approximately 4 months Practice Tza Chue 100 times After this basic skills training is complete, students in the Intense Training Class will learn one of the following forms Si Lu Bun Da Bong Bu Shiau Fan Tze Shiau Fu Yen Tang Lang So Then the Student will be given a choice to train with a weapon, the Sabre or chinese Broadsword. After two or three more Praying Mantis Forms, the student will learn Tzong I Chuan - a form that is a combination of the main Wu Tang Styles, Long Fist, Praying Mantis and Ba Ji Chuan. This form will serve as a primer for Ba Ji training which will follow after a student reaches black belt.