• Hi Tommy,

    I will have a look at the ‘submit a solution’ concern and the idea for wooden dummy plans is a great one. I do have plans and will arrange for them to be displayed in the members site for you, please bear with me. 🙂

    Kind regards,

    Sifu

  • That’s great news, and thank you for those kind words.

    Regarding partners, the more the better, that way you always are having to mould to the character of the person you are training with, if there is only one partner, then the reactions and outcome can become predictable.

    Sifu

  • Hello Corey and welcome!

    Yes of course we offer Jong training, through the site you will learn the entire system with nothing hidden, but do take your time though so as to fully understand everything, the more you understand a technique the better it will work for you.

    As for accreditation, we will be offering assessments and these will be…[Read more]

  • Tommy and nandipati,

    Regarding the need for a partner;

    LOTS of wing chun you can learn on your own but you will need someone to train with at some point, that’s what we refer to as the buddy system. The best way to learn fast, certainly if you have no access to a school, is to try to get yourself and a few friends to all start training (at your…[Read more]

  • Hi Tommy,

    Welcome aboard!

    You will need a partner at some point, but if you don’t have any luck finding one through this forum, the best thing to do is ask Facebook friends in the area to start training here also and then arrange times to meet for partner work.

    But do plan before hand what you’d like to go over, that way you both study it…[Read more]

  • Welcome my friend,

    Please let me know if you have any questions.

    Kind regards,

    Sifu 🙂

  • Hi Michael and welcome to the site,

    I LOVE YOUR EXCITEMENT!!

    No need to buy a t-shirt yet, let’s just get training. Please let me know if you need any assistance along the way. More videos are going up as I type, AND, there’s new things planned VERY soon to make things even easier for everyone.

    Best wishes,

    Sifu Ward

  • You’re welcome, I’m glad it’s there.

    There’s also a part 3 and I’m just re-editing the bong sau stuff, there’s a few. 🙂

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