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Donald Mak: The Art of Self-improvement

Sifu Mak started learning Wing Chun in 1979 from Master Chow Tze Chuen, a direct student of the late Grandmaster Ip Man. In 1987, he became an instructor in Master Chow’s school, and in 1993, with his teacher’s encouragement and blessing, he set up his own school. Read more

Biu Tze: The Wing Tsun Perspective

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The Biu Tze form represents a body of knowledge in Wing Tsun that can be an equalising force for those who learn it properly. I feel very lucky to have learned the Biu Tze and its applications not only from the Sifu Leung Ting himself, but also from other experienced chinese masters. Having said that, it is my hope to give you some insight into the chinese version of the Wing Tsun Biu Tze material. Read more

November 18, 2011

Border Incident 2: The Sequel

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Border Incident is the idea offspring of David Peterson and John Smith to bring together Wong Shun Leung Ving Tsun presenters, practitioners and communities in an environment of open exchange and practice. 2011’s successful second installment in Melbourne, Australia, is prelude to the much anticipated Worldwide WSLVT Conference hosted in Malaysia for October 2012. Read more

October 4, 2011

Kevin Chan: A Passion for all Things Martial

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Whatever lineage they come from, every Wing Chun practitioner in the UK will have heard of Kamon and Kevin Chan. Kamon is one of the largest Wing Chun organisations in England and Kevin, its founder, is just as passionate about his personal training as he is his coaching. Quite apart from his credentials in the Wing Chun world, he trains in Western Boxing and Thai Boxing and also holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. For Kevin, martial arts are an intrinsic part of personal development, a philosophy that underpins everything he stands for. Read more

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