How partner training works at our school: adults practise Wing Chun applications with controlled, progressive pressure, and children do age-appropriate, supervised sparring as part of their class.
Choosing a martial arts instructor? A practical checklist of questions to ask any club about qualifications, DBS checks, insurance, lineage and teaching style, with our own answers.
Practical self-defence awareness: why noticing danger early, managing distance, using your voice and walking away are the first and most important layers of self-protection.
Kids martial arts FAQ for parents: ages 5 to 11, class times, the viewing area, sparring, SEN support, safeguarding, what to wear and how grading works at Wing Chun Halesowen.
A practical guide to Dit Da Jow for Wing Chun students: what it is, which of our three herbal massage liquids to choose and how to apply it safely.
How to store Dit Da Jow and other herbal massage liquids: where to keep the bottle, using an atomiser spray cap, keeping it away from children, labelling and getting the most from every bottle.
Women’s self-defence in Halesowen: why Wing Chun’s focus on structure, angles and awareness suits every size and strength, and how women train in our mixed adult classes.
Iron Palm training for beginners: the principles of sensible hand conditioning, why gradual progression, supervision and rest matter, and where Iron Palm herbal massage liquid traditionally fits.
How to apply Dit Da Jow: a practical step-by-step guide covering patch testing, how much to use, ‘wet not dripping’, timing around training, broken skin and looking after your skin.
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