Post by mark123 on Feb 6, 2009 23:27:05 GMT
Hi guys; 
I have just started Wing Chun and just about getting to grips with the first form can't wait for my practice to pay off in the next few years. I have joined a wing chun in Manchester and the concepts in training seems completly different from master samuel kwoks' training method sequence, where you train up in levels I would so very much like to be trained by sifu samuel kwok I am reading his book mastering wing chun it is fantastic. The only problem I have which I am so dissapointed about is that he holds classes in lancaster and Blackpool, too far, it's such a shame.
Looking at the forum where his students have travelled to China to actually meet with grandmaster IP Chun, I would love to have the opportunity in doing that as well; I am going to work in china probably next year and would be very grateful if someone could point me in the right direction in how to meet with IP Chun. Just really loving wing chun. ;D
I have just started Wing Chun and just about getting to grips with the first form can't wait for my practice to pay off in the next few years. I have joined a wing chun in Manchester and the concepts in training seems completly different from master samuel kwoks' training method sequence, where you train up in levels I would so very much like to be trained by sifu samuel kwok I am reading his book mastering wing chun it is fantastic. The only problem I have which I am so dissapointed about is that he holds classes in lancaster and Blackpool, too far, it's such a shame.
Looking at the forum where his students have travelled to China to actually meet with grandmaster IP Chun, I would love to have the opportunity in doing that as well; I am going to work in china probably next year and would be very grateful if someone could point me in the right direction in how to meet with IP Chun. Just really loving wing chun. ;D
