Before entering or leaving the class a traditional sign of respect must be shown to ones Sifu (right hand fist, left hand open). Do NOT bow.
Always respect and obey ones Sifu (Teacher).
Help keep your place of training clean and tidy.
Refrain from using profanities. Do not use loud or loose talk.
Never criticise students of other arts, styles or schools.
Your training and expertise in Wing Chun is only to be used in SELF-DEFENSE.
No techniques are to be shown or discussed with non-members of the ‘Association’.
Tuition fee are due on the FIRST lesson of every month. If you have trouble and cannot pay the fees on time please discuss with your Sifu.
Your annual membership and licence must be kept up to date. Please renew on or before expiry.
You must wear full uniform during all classes, seminars and gradings.
You must bring your membership/record book to all events.
Do not smoke, chew gum or wear jewellery in class.
When leaving the kwoon please be respectful of others by leaving quietly.
Be a positive role model and lead by example (especially to the younger members of the club).
Maintain your self respect and that of the Rayleigh Wing Chun School by conducting yourself with honour to everyone inside and outside of the the school.
The Sifu is present to teach and answer questions. However, do not bother them with trivia. If you have doubts ask an assistant instructor or senior student first.
We noticed the longer video clips are not proving popular. Very few of you demonstrate the stamina to last more than a few minutes. As a result we are trialling this shorter extract (from a recent zoom presentation), and will gauge your feedback. Please feel free to let us know what you prefer in the comments. And on a SERIOUS MATTER....If you mysteriously find that you enjoy this material, despite trying really hard not to... please take that extra step and push the 'LIKE BUTTON. It is just the modern way of saying 'thank you', and manners cost nothing.In this clip from a recent live zoom session James Sinclair was discussing his experience with using the elbows. Some of this clip was relating to the Cham Kiu theories too, not just striking. This is but a tiny fragment form a far longer discussion, so please accept that it is easy to take this out of context and it may leave you with more quiestions..... That is not a bad thing, talk to your teachers!!!! All teachers love to be asked questions in class. Not here through Facebook!#ukwckfa #stneots #rayleigh #bedford #leicester #martialarts #kungfu #wingchun #chisau #clinching ... See MoreSee Less
It has been a minute since we last posted anything. If you find that, despite trying very hard not to, you actually enjoy the clip, please put aside your partisan feelings for the briefest of moments, and click the LIKE BUTTON. Whilst we create the long form video for our zoom subscribers, we still have work to do to create these short extracts.Creating this content is time consuming and as we are human a little feedback may inspire us to keep going!!!On a hapier note... we are still going strong with our zoom viewers joining us from Australia, Canada. In this short extract James Sinclair discusses the basic punch and Paak Sau, commonly known as Paak Da.One of the most basic techniques.... there are just so many ways to use this technique.#wingchun #ukwckfa #leicester #Bedford #stneots #rayleigh #kungfu #martialarts ... See MoreSee Less
Happy Lunar New Year. Wishing you all health and prosperity. May you enjoy success in all the positive things you take on in the Year of the Snake.#ukwckfa ... See MoreSee Less