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Everlasting springtime

Wing Chun Kung Fu

Blending efficiency and practicality, Wing Chun puts emphasis on mastering simultaneous attack and defense. Esteemed for its direct techniques and daoist based philosophy, this style is both effective and effecient in motion. It enables practitioners to unleash rapid, precise techniques in close-range combat situations. With its fusion of overwhelming hand maneuvers and invisible low kicks, Wing Chun makes an excellent choice for self-defense application. Its rise in prominence owes much to the Grand Master Yip Man as well as the legendary movei star, Bruce Lee.

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what is wing chun?

In Wing Chun we develop our adaptability and effectiveness by refining structure and maintaining the arts principles during training. Rather than being focused on specific attack responses, we focus on a comprehensive approach of applying techniques dynamically based on position. This involves safeguarding crucial body areas and skillfully countering attacks directed at specific zones. This tactical strategy optimizes technique efficiency across various potential scenarios, developing instinctive and subconscious martial reactions. Central to the art of Wing Chun is the avoidance of meeting force with force, aiming to redirect opponents’ energy using posture and angle. Intensive training is dedicated to cultivating touch sensitivity, progressivesparring and contact drills.

Wing chun’s history

Originating in China, Wing Chun is a contemporary martial art grounded in conceptual mastery, emphasizing controlled grappling and striking within close proximity. Emerging between 1650 and 1750 in southern China, its genesis is often attributed to Ng Mui, a Buddhist nun versed in diverse kung fu styles. Ng Mui drew inspiration from Crane and Snake, shaping the bedrock of Wing Chun. Her strategic and compact approach exploited adversaries’ vulnerabilities, affording her an advantage over larger opponents. The name of the style may be a referance to her first student, Yim Wing Chun. However, an alternate narrative suggests the name could derive from the Siu Lum training hall, known as “Wing Chun” (Eternal Springtime Training Hall), reflecting the art’s soft and responsive techniques.

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