Focusing purely on mastering skills in self-defence, Wing Tsun not only offers you a way to realise greater physical strength, it also develops general ‘healthy body’ awareness and mental discipline. Although you don't need to be physically fit when you start Wing Tsun, regular practice will give you the knowledge and ability to protect yourself when you're most likely to need it - in real-life situations. More >>
Wing Tsun History
Wing Tsun (WT) originated
some 400 years ago, founded
by a Chinese nun named
Ng Mui
and her first student,
Yim
Wing Tsun.
Ng Mui was
one
of the few people to escape
the sacking and burning of
the Shaolin Temples by the
Manchurian government in
their effort to bring about
an end to the Shaolin's
power. More >>
The grading system
The 12 student
grades :
Student grades
learn the 1st
and
2nd forms
(Siu-Nim-Tau
and
Cham-Kiu)
as well as their
application in
Chi-Sao
("sticking arms exercise")
and free-fighting (Lat-Sao).
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Escrima :
the fascination of armed combat
ChiKung : series of stretching and strengthening movements
The most practical system
WingTsun is personal development
Escrima :
ChiKung :
Blitz Defence :