Wing Chun Kung Fu Brisbane

The studio/school offers its students a modern training facility while still retaining the core system of Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu (Chinese martial arts).

The kwoon or school is run in a professional manner, allowing our students to focus on their training. There are 60 on-site car spaces as well as off street parking. The training floor of 320 square meters is fully equipped with traditional and modern training aids. Your lessons will cover the entire Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu system including:

• Sticking hand drills to sharpen reflexes (Chi Sao)                                                                      
• Wooden dummy sets (Muk Yan Jong)                                                                                                  
• The shadow boxing sets (Shil lim tao, Chum kil and Bil jee)                                                      
• Internal kung fu, the ability to build and utalise your chi (life breath)

Your classes will cover the complete system of Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu. Dealing with all ranges of conflict from pre-contact stage through to kicking range and right down to the ground.

Weapons training, traditional and modern, is also part of the system.

Wing Chun Traditional Weapons                                                                                                                       

• Dragon Pole  (Wing Chun Look Dim Boon Grun)

• Butterfly Swords ( Wing Chun Bart Jarm Dao)

All of our classes are conducted in a professional and friendly manner to allow your time with us to be as productive and enjoyable as possible.

Principles and Strategy of Wing Chun

• Guard the centre
• Economy of movement
• Touch reflexes: Chi Sao
• Watch the leading elbow
• Use linear striking action
• Avoid fighting force with force
• Train to use two arms at the same time
• Use pressure points to make striking techniques more effective

Wing Chun Strategy

• Use entry technique
• Attack the opening
• Trap the leading elbow
• Attack the opponent's balance
• Pin the arms from the blind side
• Control the opponent's blind side
• Use the centre line to force the opponent to use the outside path
• Keep moving
• Don't present a steady target for your opponent
• Be calm, have confidence in yourself, let your reflexes guide you

Wing Chun Five Stages of Combat

• Preparation or non-contact stage:
  Side neutral stance, watch the elbows and knees (Tai jung Tai sut)
• Contact:
  With arms or legs, but not to main body, Protect the centre line
• Exchange:
  Contact to head and body,Touch reflexes (Chi Sao)
• Pursuit:
  Entry technique
• Reorganise or retreat:
  Backward stepping with Fut Sao