WING CHUN Q & A
The benefits you draw from Wing Chun depend upon what you aim to achieve.
- Close combat fighting skills.
- Mental strength, composure and self-discipline.
- Self-defence
- Improve physical strength. agility and fitness.
- Increase self-confidence and positive energy.
- Stress relief
“When you are facing a serious threat, there is no time for thought, Wing Chun teaches you to react automatically and without fear*
Mr Perry 32, IT Consultant
Miss Chelsea 28, Solicitor
“Wing Chun is perfect for women as it does not rely on brut strength, but uses speed and angles to re-direct an attackers force. Women will find Wing Chun techniques perfectly suited to their build and frame.”
Miss Patel 31, Recruitment Consultant
“Wing Chun is such a fascinating and exciting art, I have the motivation to practice regularly.”
Miss Yates 22, Personal Trainer
“Students are allowed to progress at a steady and are never thrown i at the deep end. The aim is always to improve minds and bodies not injure them.”
Miss Price 25, Personal Assistant