Wu Dao is an excellent school. You will learn to move fluidly, with power and grace, without hurting your body. New students will focus on stances and leg work. The instructors are attentive and will help you develop your bodys strength and flexibility. The gong fu curriculum includes qin na. I recommend also taking the tai ji classes offered here for the best development of your body and mind. Correct breathing is emphasized. You will learn qi gong, and how to apply it to your movements.Unlike many other schools, you will actually practice sparring at Wu Dao with MMA-style safety equipment. I can not stress how useful it is to have the movements covered in class put to practice, in a place you can still receive feedback. This helps develop an understanding of spacing and misdirection.They also have a good relationship (discounted classes, overlap in student body) with a nearby sanda gym, Sanda Fighting Arts, where you can learn sanshou and shuai jiao -- Chinese boxing and Mongolian wrestling, respectively.This gym is a hidden gem of the greater Boston region and should be sought out by anyone seeking to become robust in combat sports. Wu Dao is a safe and encouraging place for women and queer folks, as all places should be.My only wish is that the classes were longer than an hour.

I have been going here for over 8 years, and I absolutely love it. The teachers are awesome and I love the method of training. Definitely a great place to go if you want to learn a martial art like Kung Fu. This is the place to go if you want to learn self defense, or just want a place to train your body (and mind).

Lots of space (which not all dojos here have), great teachers.

Best teachers. Best students. Cant say enough.

Awesome gym!!!good good