Wing Chun contributes structure and sensitivity: centreline control, economy, and hand-fighting that transfers into JKD and close range.
Wing Chun is a principle-based art: centreline, economy of motion, structure, and sensitivity.
Hand-fighting, forward intent with control, and the ability to read pressure through contact.
Structure drills, sensitivity work, and integration into modern sparring and clinch contexts.
My Wing Chun includes training with UKWCKFA, plus time with Kevin Chan (KAMON) and Sifu Francis Fong.
Some of my Wing Chun was developed through private training that I don’t publicly disclose, out of respect for those teachers. What matters is the output: clean structure, sensitivity, and practical application.
Everything is trained for transfer. We pull the highest-value pieces of each art, then test them under progressive pressure. You’ll see how this range connects to the full continuum: awareness → timing → contact → control.
Skill builds confidence. Confidence builds boundaries. Boundaries build calm. Calm makes skill usable.
If this art is your entry point, we’ll map a training path that connects it to the rest of the system.
