Keeping Calm Is Your Superpower!

by | Apr 28, 2021 | Blog

One of the things I’ve taken from studying Wing Chun is to remain calm in adversity. In chi sau, losing your temper or reacting with aggression is something your partner can use against you, particularly if you flare up when getting hit! It also doesn’t...

Can You REALLY Learn Wing Chun Online?

by | Apr 25, 2021 | Blog

Can you really learn Wing Chun online? Wing Chun uses a sensory based reflex training within its chi sau training tool. It gives the practitioner exceptionally fast reflexes which respond to contact based stimulus. Real live training with an experienced practitioner...

Wu Wei – Effortless Effort

by | Apr 24, 2021 | Blog

I latched on to Wu Wei when I was in my 20’s but got it wrong. Well slightly. I knew it meant effortless flow, but also assimilated it with meaning being a little bit lazy! I walked around in a zen state thinking this was what Wu Wei meant. I meditated a lot and...

Breaking timing in your forms

by | Apr 23, 2021 | Blog

The forms are a great way to learn the various aspects of Wing Chun. Since March 2020, our school at bradfordwingchun.co.uk has been put in lockdown, with only a brief return before another lockdown in September. So we have taken the time to study forms in more depth...

Why Learn First Form (Siu Lim Tao)

by | Mar 17, 2021 | Blog

Why learn first form? Since lockdown 2020, more people have been trapped in their homes than ever. This brings a number of problems with it including frustrations and anxiety. The first hand pattern of the Wing Chun system has a number of benefits besides learning the...

Wing Chun Beginner Drills

by | Sep 19, 2020 | Learn Wing Chun Online

If you’re looking for Wing Chun beginner drills here a few videos I made for one of my students during Covid lockdown in 2020. This drill is a lap sau (pulling hand drill) which trains a number of concepts in the Wing Chun system. Firstly you will learn how to...