Chief Instructors
Master Leon (Li) Xu
Master Leon Xu
President and Chief Coach
• 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu ;
• 1st class judge of China National Wushu;
• 12th Generation successor of Chen’s Tai Chi, Disciple of Grand Master Chen Zhenglei , the 11th lineage holder of Chen’s Tai Chi;
• 8th Generation successor of Wu’s Baji Quan, Disciple of Grand Master Wu Lianzh i, 8th lineage holder of Wu’s Baji Quan;
• Chen’s Tai Chi Association – Eastern Canada ：Director;
From the age of 7, Leon (Li) Xu began to study Chinese Shaolin Kung Fu in China. Several years later, Leon Xu became a member of the Wu Shu team and began to participate in championships and performances. Leon Xu participated in many championships and tournaments of Wushu and Kung Fu in China, and won many championships and golden medals, such as the golden medal of Chen’s Tai Chi, traditional weapons competition in China National Wushu Championship, champions of Ba Ji quan, Chen’s Tai Chi competition routine etc. in provincial championships. Now, Master Leon Xu is president and chief coach of Sino-Wushu Academy, a Chinese Kung Fu school, the president of the “Quebec Wushu Association”, director of “Chen’s Tai Chi Association – Eastern Canada”. Leon Xu has attained the 7th Duan in Chinese Wushu, is 1st class judge of China National Wushu. Master Leon Xu is a 12th Generation Chen’s Tai Chi Inheritor, One of In-Door Disciples of Grand Master Chen Zhenglei, and an 8th Generation Wu’s Baji Quan Inheritor, One of Disciples of Grand Master Wu Lianzhi.
Master Aline (Qian) Zhou
Master Aline (Qian) Zhou
Vice President, and Tai Chi Chief Coach
• 6th Duan of Chinese Wushu ;
• 1st class judge of China National Wushu;
• 12th Generation successor of Chen’s Tai Chi, Disciple of Grand Master Chen Zhenglei ,
the 11th lineage holder of Chen’s Tai Chi;
• 8th Generation successor of Wu’s Baji Quan, Disciple of Grand Master Wu Lianzhi,
the 8th lineage holder of Wu’s Baji Quan;
• Chen’s Tai Chi Association – Eastern Canada ：Vice Director;
• Member of Wushu Sub-Committee, China Sport Science Committee
Master Qian Zhou began training in Chinese martial arts when she was a child. In her teenage years, Qian studied and practiced Qi Gong. She frequently attended workshops and seminars on different styles of Qi Gong. Qian became a journalist after school and had many opportunities to meet and interview well-known Qi Gong masters in different cities in China. Some of these masters (Daoist, Wu Dang, Feng Sui etc.) became Qian’s teachers. Qian also eventually became a disciple of Master Shi, Heng Fu of the Shaolin Temple and learned ancient Chinese Qi Gong practices from Master Shi. These Qi Gong practices integrate theories of Traditional Chines Medicine, Ying Yang, Yi Jing and self-guiding breathing techniques thus making Qi Gong a highly effective health care system which promotes physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
She is also 12th Generation successor of Chen’s Tai Chi, Disciple of Grand Master Chen Zhenglei, the 11th lineage holder of Chen’s Tai Chi.
Qian taught many years in China before moving to Canada in 2008. She continues teaching, sharing her knowledge and helping students in Montreal and Ottawa.
Certified Instructors
Margaret Wong
(April 2019 – April 2021)
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