Hi Justin,

Regarding the gradings, may I ask what you mean by an explanation?
Basically what we are looking for is clarity of technique combined with an understand of what we use as well as when and why we use it.
The reasoning for this is that the more you understand a technique, the more you can make it work for you.

As for teaching, well…[Read more]

Thank you Mauricio. 🙂

Hi Michael!

Thank you for your honesty and openness, but most of all, welcome back.

It sounds now like you have the perfect mind set, do let me know what you need along the way.

Oh and take a look at:

Is This A Reason For Leaving? No.

Are you on the Facebook group yet? I’m popping over there next so I’ll check if you’re waiting to be…[Read more]

Hola Willian!

Buenos dias mi amigo and thank you for your kind words.

We have a few students in Brazil, have you joined us on our members Facebook group yet?
I will go over there next and see if you are waiting to be approved.

Enjoy the site and do let me know if you need anything along the way.

Sifu .

Hey Steve,

I’m proud of you. Great attitude my friend.

Let’s see how far we can get you then eh?

Sifu 🙂

Our tech guy has gone to Ireland for a week to a wedding but as soon as he’s back we’ll be completing several jobs.

Please do be aware though guys that the “mark as completed” button is only there for your reference and is not needed to open new levels, all you need to do is press the ‘Click to enrol’ button.

‘Mark as completed’ is just so you…[Read more]

Thanks guys,

Just another one of the points we’re revamping but appreciate the heads up on all these points! 🙂

Sifu

Hey Steve,

I’m sorry your journey to finding us was not altogether a pleasant one (to say the least) and I am glad you’ve found a training partner, but do remember to use this site to question everything. Just because someone says they’re a teacher and tells you how it is, does not always mean that that is the right path for you. Take on board…[Read more]

That’s great news Jason,

Just remember we’re here when you need us.

Sifu

Thanks Robin,

I’m aware of some of these but having a revamp at the moment.

I will mention this in a blog so everyone knows. 🙂

Sifu

Nice question Jason,

You should put that on our Facebook group (are you on?).

My reasons were very similar to yours, wanting to improve on my Karate, until I saw how awesome Wing Chun was, then just stayed with it, since 1985!

Kind of getting the hang of it now. 🙂

Sifu

Hi Jason,

No I don’t know Adrian unfortunately, did he teach in Boroughbridge then?

Sifu

Hey Steve,

Good to know you’re sorted for partners.

Loving the College work too, a great way of getting new partners and extra interest in Wing Chun eh?

I’m teaching at a grammar school tomorrow from 7.30am onward, 8 classes of 50min each (always looking at the next generation).

I’ll check Facebook next and make sure you’re in,

Sifu

Cool, thank you.

I’ll have a look and then give you feed back if that’s ok with you?

Sifu

🙂

I think that’s a great idea!

But if you’d like to run it directly by me first you can do so at [email protected]

I must say, thank you so much for your consideration in asking first, I truly appreciate that, a sign of great character.

Very much looking forward to reading it now. 🙂

Sifu

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the explanation, that all makes sense, and your right about Wong, who I thought you were referring to.

I must say, Im loving that quote, “IF you find me, you’re lucky.” R.I.P. eh? x

I admire your want to exceed, and in my opinion this is expected by any true teacher of his student. I WANT my students to try to catch up wi…[Read more]

Loving the determination Steve!

I did publish some training programs on our Facebook group if you’d like to find them but yours is cool too, let me know if you make it, sorry, let me know WHEN you make it. 🙂

Check out the site at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/265789813897031/

See you there,

Sifu

Hi Steve,

Biu Gee is the highest level, with the system traditionally being taught as:

Siu Lim Tau
Chum Kiu
Muk Yan Jong Fat
Bart Jam Dao
Biu Gee
and the pole form (Luk Deem Boon Kwon) being more of an ‘add on’.

Therefore, the pole form in grading is under Biu Gee, the highest grade.

Hi Steve and welcome to our little community!

Sorry to hear of your teacher falling on hard times, very sad.
As for yourself, do keep an open mind, Wong Shun Leung was very much power based and 50/50 weight distribution in stance work (although a great drinker and a great laugh) I met him socially many times at his place in Hong Kong…[Read more]