Master Sheldon Callahan
Master Sheldon is a well known and respected Shaolin Master recognized by the Shaolin Temple with over 30 years of training and experience.
At the young age of 16, Sheldon began this journey, which led to the healing wellness work of Qigong.
He learned Shaolin Kung fu directly from Shaolin Monks and Qi Dao -fromĀ Lama Tantrapa.
HeĀ is the Executive Director of the Deep Root Center for Spiritual Studies, a temple focused on spiritual and wellness studies, originally a Shaolin Buddhist Temple founded by monks from the Shaolin Monastery.
HeĀ is also the Head Trainer of Shaolin Life, a program of Deep Root Center for Spiritual Studies, where classes are held in Kung fu, Qigong, Tai Chi, and Meditation.Ā He is known for his forward-looking vision, understanding of the art and culture and many years of hard work and dedication.Ā
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Master Sheldon Callahan is a well known and respected Shaolin Master recognized by the Shaolin Temple with over 25 years of training and experience. At the young age of 16, He began this journey, which led to his Qigong studies for healing and wellness directly under Shaolin monks and martial masters in both northern and southern styles of Kung Fu, Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and Gymnastics.
Master Sheldon is the Executive Director of the Deep Root Center for Spiritual Studies, a temple focused on spiritual and wellness studies, originally a Shaolin Buddhist Temple founded by monks from the Shaolin Monastery.
Master Sheldon is also the Head Trainer of Shaolin Life, a program of Deep Root Center for Spiritual Studies, where classes are held in Kung fu, Qigong, Tai Chi, and Meditation.Ā He is known for his forward-looking vision, understanding of the art and culture and many years of hard work and dedication.Ā
Master Sheldonās teaching style is fun, accessible, and no-nonsense. He is relatable and explains the deeper concepts in the most simplistic ways while engaging the thought process. He approaches each movement with ease and flexibility while preserving its complexity to invoke thought and introspection.
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