Sit start as for Enter the Dragon. Head left and up in between the right arete and an inside corner to the left. This problem is being slowly overtaken by mossy growth.

Black Belt Theater

Half a Loaf of Kung Fu

Kung Fu

Enter the Dragon

Fists of Fury

Shaolin Buddha Finger

CAUTION: LOOSE ROCK. Start sitting at a low, large rectangular edge. Head up and right to a jug, then to the top. Unfortunately, this problem has been changed by loose rock since the publishing of Rock Climbing Connecticut, and has at least two loose holds, one worryingly large. I was unable to remove it on rappel (2016), but it won't stay around forever.

In the middle of the face is a seam running almost the whole height. Start sitting as for Fists of Fury, but head out left to small holds near the seam and continue to the top on holds on or next to the seam. Good movement on good rock.

This is a sit start for Shaolin Buddha Finger. Start as low as possible on the arete. Climb the arete and face to the juggy top out.

Sit start, as Fasulo says, "very very low, clutching the sloping edge for left and right under the bulge." Make a big move up and right to a jug, then top out. Fasulo gives this a V3, but it isn't nearly that hard. (Perhaps broken rock has affected the grade?)

Pull on just right of the left arete and climb to a good bucket. Can be done dynamically, or statically.

A gently overhanging wall on the right of the Kung Fu Cave area. Many variations and eliminates are described in the first edition of Rock Climbing Connecticut (Fasulo).

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Routes in Kung Fu Right