What to expect
Level: open to all levels
This practice explores movement inspired by Chinese martial arts, adapted for dancers and movers who want to expand their physical vocabulary. Through martial principles and exploratory drills, you will discover new ways of generating power, precision and flow.
The session combines breathwork, spatial awareness, explosive dynamics, grounded strength and improvisational tools drawn from Gong Fu training. Rather than focusing on fighting techniques, the practice translates martial clarity and internal power into expressive movement.
The term "Gong Fu" refers to skill cultivated through dedication and consistent practice. This session invites you to refine your physical presence, sharpen your intention, and explore the relationship between structure and freedom in movement.

What you'll take away
• Martial principles applied to expressive movement
• Breath, timing and spatial awareness
• Explosive dynamics and grounded power
• New pathways between discipline, creativity and flow
Movers curious about combining martial arts and expressive movement, dancers or practitioners wanting to expand their movement vocabulary, and anyone interested in exploring power, flow and improvisation.
How to book
For our 10-year anniversary, we’re hosting a weekend of beautiful, specially created classes, with a few surprises along the way to thank you for being part of Tribes.
Book as you would any other open class, using your membership, class card or pass. Spots are limited, so book early!
Please be mindful when booking: for this weekend only, we’re using a 12-hour cancellation window. You can cancel free of charge up to 12 hours before your special starts. If you can’t join us, cancelling in time gives someone on the waiting list enough notice to take your place and helps us avoid empty spots. A €7.50 fee applies to late cancellations and no-shows.
All classes have a waiting list. If a spot becomes available, you’ll receive a message and have 60 minutes to claim it.
Your teacher(s)

Dan Mihai Radulescu
Dynamic • Focused • Expressive
My movement journey started with Chinese martial arts. I took my first Shaolin Gong Fu lesson in 2010, and later studied Modern Theatre and Dance at the Amsterdam University of the Arts. Training both intensively, I found them bleeding together, and that became the seed of my own movement practice. I share it so you can move with power, freedom and expression.
