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Xinying Wushu Training Centre

261 Waterloo St, #04-23, Singapore 180261

4.8 (13 reviews)

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About Xinying Wushu Training Centre

Xinying Wushu Training Centre has been a fixture of Singapore's martial-arts scene since 1993, when it was founded by former national athlete and international medallist Tan Mui Buay. Tucked away in the Downtown Core, the centre is dedicated to both competitive and traditional wushu, positioning itself as a world-class home for serious students of Chinese martial arts.

The teaching philosophy here goes well beyond physical technique. Students describe coaches with deep knowledge and remarkable patience, the kind who can guide a newcomer through an entire form in just a few focused sessions while genuinely caring about long-term progress. Lessons can be arranged flexibly, making the centre a welcoming option even for travellers and visitors keen to train while passing through Singapore.

Alongside wushu, the centre offers taiji instruction with the same attention to detail, drawing learners interested in coordination, stamina, mobility and the health benefits of regular practice. Built on values of respect, discipline, resilience and ethical conduct, it suits anyone in the Downtown Core looking to develop strength, technique and an appreciation for Chinese martial culture under experienced guidance.

Classes & Programs

Wushu (martial arts)Taiji (tai chi)Competitive wushu trainingTraditional wushuOne-on-one lessons

Trainers & Coaches

Tan Mui Buay Founder +

Tan Mui Buay is a former national athlete and international medallist who founded the centre in 1993 to promote competitive and traditional wushu in Singapore.

Facilities & Amenities

Indoor training studio Mat training space

Who It's For

BeginnersChildren and youthCompetitive martial artistsTaiji practitionersVisitors and travellers wanting short courses

Location

Frequently Asked Questions

What disciplines are taught? +

The centre teaches both wushu (including competitive and traditional forms) and taiji.

Can beginners join? +

Yes. Coaches are noted for their patience and ability to guide newcomers, making it suitable for those new to martial arts.

Can visitors arrange short sessions? +

Yes. Lessons can be arranged flexibly, and travellers passing through Singapore have been able to book one-off sessions.

Is one-on-one coaching available? +

Yes, individual lessons and focused private training can be arranged with the coaches.

Pricing Information

Contact for pricing

Contact for pricing

Estimated starting price

• Pricing varies by plan and commitment

• Casual day passes often available

• Ask about free trials and student rates

Gym Information

Location Type

N/A

Style

Various

Google Rating

4.8 ★

Location

What to Know

  • Arrive 10–15 min early on your first visit
  • Bring a towel, water bottle and clean shoes
  • Check timetables and book classes ahead

Nearby Gyms

Gyms in Downtown Core

Xinying Wushu Training Centre is one of Singapore's fitness studios, offering professional training services for all fitness levels. Located in 261 Waterloo St, #04-23, Singapore 180261, this studio provides high-quality training and fitness services for both beginners and experienced athletes.

As part of the Downtown Core fitness community, Xinying Wushu Training Centre contributes to the local fitness scene. Whether you're looking for personal training, group classes, or specialist coaching, this studio offers a professional and welcoming environment for your next workout.