Learn Wing Chun Introduction So, you decided to learn Wing Chun? Your next question should be, what do I want to get out of it? Self-defence, health, interested in the art or a combination of each? You probably googled “Wing Chun Singapore” and many school [...]
The Wing Chun chain punch (Lien Wan Kuen 连环拳 ) or “linked punches” is perhaps one of the most recognisable Wing Chun techniques. Well known and made famous in the Ip Man movies starring Donnie Yen. Chain Punch explained In the classic view, it is a series [...]
Qi Gong (气功) is an integral part of Kung Fu training. In our CSL Wing Chun, we teach the 6-13-3 system. It is a framework for learning Traditional Chinese Martial Arts (TCMA). Developed by Hendrik Santo, a long-time friend of our GM Robert Chu Sau [...]
We introduced the Wing Chun Beginners Course about three (3) years ago, from its beginning it has been a huge success! The focus of this beginners class is to learn the foundational Wing Chun techniques and how to apply them in a self-defence situation. You [...]
Introduction to 8ES In my previous post, I discussed what is the Wing Chun Singapore Energy strikes system (8ES) and what are its benefits for learning Wing Chun. In this second edition, I will discuss “how to train” 8ES. I will use the LIST training [...]
Introduction to Wing Chun Singapore Striking Wing Chun Kuen is a boxing system, a Chinese Boxing system. That is why at Wing Chun Singapore, we place much emphasis on developing striking skills. In any stand-up martial art, striking is a core application and a fundamental [...]
Relax! You probably often heard this comment from your Sifu and seniors when you started training Wing Chun. Were you able to relax? Most people don’t, but why? You probably thought, tense? Me? I am okay. I am not tense! That is the issue, you [...]
(First published in Wing Chun Viewpoint, 1990 - revised 1996) I began the study of Yuen Kay Shan Wing Chun Kuen in 1981 where I met my instructor Kwan Jong Yuen through a mutual friend. I had already studied Yip Man Wing Chun for many [...]
WCK is not a technique based system. It is a core training method to allow one to create his own techniques, but we have core objectives and strategies and training to take us from a state of not knowing to a state of doing. In [...]
I have seen illness in the martial arts world probably more than I see illness in a clinic. In a clinic, bacteria, viruses, mental illness, trauma, auto-immune diseases and other factors lead to disease, but in the martial arts world, the most common diseases I [...]
