Wing Chun private lessons in Swanage UK

Wing Chun private lessons in Swanage

Are you ready to take your Wing Chun Kung Fu to the next level?

Do you wish to learn solid fundamentals from scratch, that are frequently neglected in other schools?

Or are you already comfortable with classical Wing Chun? Would you like to explore the art from new angles, not taught anywhere else in the UK?

Whether you’re a beginner who’s never had a Wing Chun lesson before, or are an expert already teaching Wing Chun to your own students, I can help you get more familiar with the basics and add new dimensions to your game.

Wherever in the world you are from, consider coming to Swanage, on the south coast of England, to experience Wing Chun like you’ve never experienced it before.

To get a flavour of what I teach, check out my Free Online Course.

If you have any questions, get in touch using the form at the bottom of this page.

Location

If you live near Swanage or anywhere within easy travel distance and want to learn Wing Chun Kung Fu for self defence purposes, you’ve come to the right place. I offer private lessons in Wing Chun for Self Defence from my home near Swanage, within Purbeck, Dorset.

Also suitable for residents of Bournemouth and Poole if you don’t mind spending an hour on the bus each way, since the Purbeck Breezer buses have some great deals on – it’s currently only £2 each way from Bournemouth to Swanage and vice versa. The number 40 bus will take you the long way around Poole Harbour, through Wareham. The number 50 bus will take you on a shortcut to Swanage as it boards the Sandbanks Ferry, then from Swanage you can get the number 40 to go further inland.

Wing Chun for Beginners

Bruce Lee demonstrating Bong Sau

If you’ve never done Wing Chun before, you may be surprised how quickly you progress. You’ll probably be perfectly blocking random punching combinations (of certain types) with your eyes shut before the end of your free first lesson.

The beauty of Wing Chun is it focuses on the most important aspects of 1-on-1 empty-handed combat, while having a gem of an exercise called Sticky Hands which enables you to pick up the core of the system almost instantly with perfect natural fluency.

The beauty of training with me, is we’ll get straight to the good stuff. I put great effort into avoiding BS, while not neglecting technical finesse.

We also have good one-step drills, for practising how to block a punch from a fully disengaged distance (something Sticky Hands doesn’t fully prepare us for). This way we can train all kinds of defences against all kinds of attacks from a non contact position. Feeding turns to Leading, and in this way, proactive striking skills are acquired too. Combine this with Sticky Hands, then you’re a well rounded martial artist already.

I also teach a variety of footwork from different styles of Wing Chun and other martial arts. And I teach the basic principles of using and defending from different types of weapons.

Wing Chun for Experts

Bruce Lee doing Pak Da on John Saxon

If you already consider yourself a highly experienced practitioner, and are interested in discovering new angles – new ways of looking at the art – and learning additional advanced techniques and theory, let’s see what we can do.