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From the moment you walk through the door you know Internal Wing Chun is a unique place

With the understanding that Wing Chun Kung Fu is both a practical and pragmatic form of martial arts and an expression of concepts, our Academy’s attitude on Wing Chun is pretty straightforward: no politics, no gimmicks, and no magic. We also avoid using adjectives like traditional, authentic, classical, pure, and modified

Since there are different levels of students in each class, advanced students can help beginners, which raises their standards, and advanced students can review their fundamental techniques. Private instruction for individuals or small groups is offered by our instructors, who have years of expertise and are prepared to teach all classes,

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Your reviews

“I started training around the start of this year.

I did it as I felt I had no way of defending myself in case I was on my own, not thinking I would ever have to use it but just having it as a skill in case.“

LISA ANETTE

Student

“Wing Chun for me is a personal, humbling, thinking, learning and rewarding martial art.

I thank Sifu Amjad and Siu Ash for teaching the art of Wing Chun“

AMITEE LOISELLE

Student

“I started my Wing Chun journey in 2021. I have found excellent teaching and students who are passionate about their art.

Do not confuse style over substance try this class!”

LIAM HARPAUL

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Popular questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Wing Chun

Wing Chun is built upon several key principles:

  • Simplicity: Techniques are designed to be straightforward and effective.
  • Efficiency: Moves are executed with minimal effort and maximum impact.
  • Directness: The martial art emphasizes a direct line of attack to reduce the time and distance needed to strike.

The time it takes to learn Wing Chun varies based on individual commitment, practice frequency, and prior martial arts experience. Beginners may start to grasp the fundamentals within a few months, while mastering the art can take years.

Yes, Wing Chun is highly applicable for self-defense. Its techniques are designed to neutralize opponents quickly and efficiently, making it an effective form of personal protection.

No prior fitness level is required to start training in Wing Chun. Classes typically accommodate individuals of all fitness levels, and training can improve physical conditioning over time.

Most Wing Chun schools require minimal gear. Practitioners usually need comfortable athletic clothing and may eventually invest in protective gear such as gloves, shin guards, or a mouthguard for sparring sessions.