March 14, 201412 yr I am looking at studying Wing Chun, I have never studied a Chinese system such as this having only ever studied Japanese/Okinawan Karate.I've done a fair bit of looking about on the web for a club, there seemed to be one a few villages away from me called Wugon Academy but this seems to have vanished as far as I can see.So I have come down to this club not too far from me:http://wingchunkentregion.co.uk/Question is, I know what to look for in a good karate school, what about Wing Chun? Are there governing bodies etc??
March 14, 201412 yr No... Wing Chun is about as fractured & opinion driven as anything you can imagine. I'm not a WC player so I can't tell you what you should/shouldn't see, but the most important thing at this point is to feel it. Go feel it. Once you have felt it, you'll get a better idea of what you're looking for/quality of the instruction.But play within their framework to be honest about what you experience. Don't try to overlay your existing Shotokan with it. Again sifu? Yes sifu!
May 28, 201412 yr I am looking at studying Wing Chun, I have never studied a Chinese system such as this having only ever studied Japanese/Okinawan Karate.I've done a fair bit of looking about on the web for a club, there seemed to be one a few villages away from me called Wugon Academy but this seems to have vanished as far as I can see.So I have come down to this club not too far from me:http://wingchunkentregion.co.uk/Question is, I know what to look for in a good karate school, what about Wing Chun? Are there governing bodies etc??I'm a wing Chun Sifu..I tooked a look at thei website . the teacher is under Ip Chun which is a very good lineage,but you have to check his cuddentials by going to the V.T.A.A association website and see if he is qualified under Ip Chun... http://www.youtube.com/user/sifumcilwrath"When the student is ready the master will appear"
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