Looking for Wing Chun near Stourbridge? Our full-time Halesowen training centre on Stourbridge Road runs weekday classes for adults (from 12) and children aged 5 to 11, with a free trial class.
Comfortable clothes, no special kit, and a clear picture of what happens at your free trial. A practical guide for adults and parents booking their first Wing Chun class in Halesowen.
What is Yee Gee Kim Yeung Ma, how is the Wing Chun stance formed, and why do we start there? Sifu Alan Bagley explains, with the common mistakes and how to try a free class in Halesowen.
Can you learn Wing Chun at home? Yes for the basics and solo drills, but you need a teacher to correct you. An honest answer from Sifu Alan Bagley.
Six common Wing Chun beginner mistakes, from tense shoulders and leaning to chasing hands and rushing the form, and how our instructors help you correct them in class.
Martial arts for posture: how Wing Chun’s stance, forms and emphasis on relaxed structure can help desk workers stand taller, move more freely and notice tension in the back and shoulders.
A plain-English glossary of the Wing Chun terms beginners hear in their first weeks, from Sifu and kwoon to Siu Nim Tao, chi sau, tan sau, bong sau and Muk Yan Jong.
Your first month of Wing Chun, week by week: the fundamentals you’ll learn, the simple drills, the routine, what to practise between classes and the feelings almost every beginner has.
Learn Wing Chun online alongside in-person training: how the Halesowen Wing Chun Digital Academy on Skool supports your classes with a staged syllabus, video lessons and a 7-day free trial.
Nervous about your first Wing Chun lesson? Sifu Alan Bagley walks you through exactly what happens at an adult trial class in Halesowen, from what to wear to your first partner drill.
How often to train Wing Chun: how many weekday evening classes to aim for, why consistency beats intensity, how to recover, and how practice between classes speeds up progress.
Siu Nim Tao explained for beginners: what the first Wing Chun form trains, how its sections work, why it’s done standing still, and how to approach it in your first months.
What to wear to Wing Chun for your first class in Halesowen: a simple kit list, what to leave at home, and when the club T-shirt comes in. No equipment needed to start.
Why relaxation in Wing Chun is a skill, not a lack of effort: how tension slows you down, how staying loose makes you faster and stronger, and the drills we use to teach it.
Martial arts for over 50s: how Wing Chun’s economy of motion, balance work and careful pacing make it a realistic choice for adults starting in their fifties and beyond.
Thinking about starting martial arts at 40? An honest guide from Sifu Alan Bagley on what Wing Chun asks of your body, how fitness builds and what the first weeks really feel like.