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.
It has been a little while since we last posted anything. Thank you for your patience. As mentioned previously, it is a thankless task to create these videos for Facebook. If you do find yourself strangely enjoying them, please take the time to hit the like button. Or, you may chose to really exert yourself and follow us. The more feedback and follows we receive, the more inclined we may be to continue to post regularly.We are currently discussing the fighting applications of the Wooden Dummy. It has proven very enlightening to many of our subscribers, even to those who have trained for decades. It has resulted in some great material that has to be edited, slowing down anything we do for this page. This is a short extract from a 'HUGE' discussion on #wingchun Gworr Sau from back in the Summer. This is a longer clip, which we hope will be of some interest, to some people. One simply can't please all of the people all of the time..... Please accept this is just a tiny insight into the subject, and as such is open too easily to misinterpretation. Each one of our #ukwckfa 'episodes' on Gworr Sau is over 40 minutes in length and we have 8 of these this year.It is not our intention to offend your intelligence or your amazing Wing Chun skills, these are only discussions! At any point experience and skill can change a scenario in seconds. If we can accept that...can you?We have three choices 1. we edit our 'FREE' clips to ensure no offence 2. we assume you are an intelligent and mature viewer, capable of seeing that you are watching only a moment of the whole.3. we stop releasing anything for fear of hurting your feelings in some manner.We have decided that 2 is the option we will try. If you are offended please do not visit our page. You may ask us to block you, if you find you are drawn unwillingly in, like a moth to a flame.#leicesterwingchun #rayleighwingchun #stneotswingchun #bedfordwingchun ... See MoreSee Less
Wow 17th October 1985, the #UKWCKFA was founded 40 years ago! We have touched thousands lives. We can only hope it has had a positive impact on some, and is at least fondly remembered by others. We are still producing high calibre students snd teachers.Thank you to everyone who made these 40 years such a pleasure. What a journey.#bedfordwingchun #rayleighwingchun #leicesterwingchun #wingchun #martialarts ... See MoreSee Less
We would like to thank you for your patience as we have not posted anything in a while. We have a ton of short clips we can post, but time is short. As this is a free resource and consists of short extracts, please keep comments polite. (Martial Artists are supposed to have some self discipline and some self respect!!!).Wing Chun is an ‘Art’, a stylised way of moving. This was a discussion on using a particular part of the Art within the Art. All martial arts have skills to deal with things most people won’t ever do… if you keep your thoughts only on street fighting alone, it is fairly basic. There are no claims that Wing Chun is just a fighting stystem, it is a wonderful art too, trained by thousands who enjoy the unique skills.We have been very busy creating some great tutorials for our students and online subscribers. This is just a short extract from back in June when we were discussing the Cham Kiu Form.We have 630 videos posted on our channel and still producing some great training tips and deep discussions. Once again we ask you to accept that this is but a tiny extract from a far longer discussion. We did indeed discuss the other applications from this part of Cham Kiu. If you are interested we have some great moments from the Bik Sau and kicking sessions that may prove useful. Using Wing Chun kicks to intercept and counter kicks. ... See MoreSee Less