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Here we go again, this is part 5 of the science of infighting as shown by The Late great Wong Shun Leung. For classes in Hull, Yorkshire call Sifu Gary Gowan.

Here we continue part 4 of the science of infighting as shown by wong shun leung. Wong was a legendary wing chun master and teacher of bruce lee.

Part 3 of the science of infighting shows Master Wong Shun Leung kicking and using close infighting kicking techniques utilizing sweeps, kicks, knee and stamp techniques.

Here is part 2 of the science of infighting by the late great wong shun leung. Wong had over three hundred street fights and was never defeated. Watch, enjoy and learn.

This is part 1 of a video done made by the great Wing Chun Master Wong Shun Leung. Called the science of infighting Wong details the basics of the Wing Chun System.

Hull Wing Chun Sifu Gary Gowan Showing the link between the first form section 1 and How to deliver a knockout power punch. Knowledge of the form application and correct training method leads to correct form and function. More videos to follow.

Here is a video of Mark and John of the hull wing chun kuen academy. John and mark teach at the academy and are available for private lessons.

Contact John on tel: 07960164288

Contact Mark on tel: 07792804377

Hull Wing Chun Class. Here is a clip of the wednesday class.

Hull Wing Chun wednesday Class

This Video features some of the members of the Hull Wing Chun Kuen Academy.

Members of the Hull wing chun academy

Here is a video of the first wing chun form Siu Nim Tao…to the uninformed this form looks non flashy and non effective, to those in the know the first form of wing chun is critical to ones success in using the and understanding the system.

Siu nim tao means little idea and uses concepts of body structure and spacial awareness as well as mind training to build the body a new weapon. I made this video for my students but it is a googd reference for anyone interested in seeing wing chun’s first form. Two major components are to be learnt and understood whilst practicing the form.

1: keep your elbow in line with the hip to ensure body structure and link. If the hand and arm go forward so does the whole body, powered by the legs.

2: keep the flow of movement, one technique leads to another, no stopping, just flow, "bong sau never stays" those who know wing chun understand this concept.

3: Little Idea, total mind control, focus on one movement at a time, one thing at a time. this is a philosophy for life and should be used by wing chun practioners always.

enjoy the video and i will see you at the club for practice.