1. How do I enroll in the Ways of Wudang?
You can get apply by registering here at any time. Once you fill out the form, we will get in touch with you and begin to make the arrangements accordingly. Registration is open starting April 2026 but space is limited. It is advised to make a reservation payment on tuition at least one month prior to your expected arrival date to reserve your space as well as prepare your travel arrangements. Register Here

2. When are courses available?
Training is conducted regularly starting in April 2026. You can choose to come in April or anytime during the year as training is ongoing. When you fill out the reservation form, please enter in your expected arrival and departure dates so that we can confirm available space and help you begin your preparation to travel to Wudang. 

Occasionally, there will be scheduled programs available. These will follow set times and will be announced on this website as well as the Wudang Way social media. Be sure to follow and turn on notifications to see any updates. 

3. When should I register for training?
While you can register at any time, space may be limited so it is best if you register at least 1-2 months before your expected arrival. This way you will have enough time to make travel arrangements, apply for a visa, and prepare for your stay in Wudang. 

4. What is the accommodation like at the school?
There are single and shared rooms available. If travelling together with others, you may choose to have a shared room. There are 4 full bathrooms (2 of which have washing machines for common use) that are shared and separated by gender. Currently, there are no rooms with private bathrooms so this should be taken into consideration and proper etiquette should be practiced.

Regular meals are prepared and served in the cafeteria. There is space for both indoor and outdoor training with martial arts training mainly being outdoors while culture classes and meditation are conducted indoors. There is also a common tea room/office with a library that is open at certain times between classes. 

5. Are there western-style toilets available?
No, the toilets are all Chinese-style squat toilets.

6. Is it necessary to have martial arts experience to join training?
It is not necessary to have prior experience though the training can be quite intensive so any experience, even in other sports, will be helpful. However, we have trained students with different backgrounds and ages. From zero experience to current martial arts teachers, from children to retired adults, the Ways of Wudang are for everyone. Wherever you are on your journey, there is always something to learn and something to improve!

7. I have a health condition, can I still train?
All health contraindications need to be openly shared during registration. While the training can be beneficial to many people and may even complement recovery in some cases, certain health conditions may require adjustments to the training and it is best if they are communicated with the school and the teacher so that no issues arise from training. Also, any necessary medication or doctor's notes on training should be shared so that an appropriate training regime can be created together. 

8. How long do I need to train to finish a complete form?
Training is a lifelong endeavor. With that in mind, the learning phase is different for everyone. Those with experience may learn faster and some programs may be dedicated to a certain curriculum that allows a shorter study period, however the recommendation is that a single form takes around 4 weeks to learn in entirety. In addition, this is only the learning phase. It is still important to continue training and improving this form. Completion in learning is not equal to mastery in performance. 

The best way to answer this question is by first sharing your experience, interests, and goals when beginning training and then working together with your teacher to build a plan.

9. What is the age range of students? Is there a limit?
Classes are targeted at adults who can stay disciplined and are active enough to join the training. For children travelling with parents or older adults with mobility issues, training may be ok but this should be confirmed with the school before completing registration. The average age is from 18-45, though exceptions may be made in special circumstances.

10. What is the class size?
The school is currently limited in rooms and space to around 30 students. Although the average class size is around half of that. There is plenty of time for each student to have time for both group and individual instruction.