How Grading Works at Wing Chun Halesowen
How grading works at Wing Chun Halesowen: numbered adult grades marked item by item out of 5, what Pass, Retake and Fail mean, how children progress, and how to prepare.
How grading works at Wing Chun Halesowen: numbered adult grades marked item by item out of 5, what Pass, Retake and Fail mean, how children progress, and how to prepare.
With a simple shift from handouts to earned success, you can build your child’s genuine character. You will see theirRead More…
Importance lies in understanding how your progress in Wing Chun is measured through grading, which helps you see each stepRead More…
With your child’s development at the forefront, understanding the significance of progress and achievement in martial arts is necessary. OurRead More…
The chain punch (lin wan kuen) is Wing Chun’s continuous straight punching: one fist after another along the centreline, withRead More…
Below is an example of the Gum Sau vs roundhouse kick at demonstration speed. Looking at one application of theRead More…
Below is an example of the Fook sau subduing a mid-range punch at demonstration speed. A quick demonstration looking atRead More…
Below is an example of a Jum Sau application at demonstration speed. The Sinking Elbow has many applications. In theRead More…