Through generations, Wing-Chun Kuen has managed to retain its focus as a practical fighting art. It has avoided being modified into a competitive (rules based) point-scored sport or demonstration art. The most devastating Wing-Chun strikes (eyes, throat, groin, and knee) are far too dangerous even for freestyle competitions. Wing-Chun tournaments are rare or unknown to public and martial arts community. Therefore, its competition is rarely seen.
Wing-Chun is not just a collection of unrelated forms and techniques. It has a core set of guiding principles which allows practitioners to decide what correct or incorrect Wing-Chun is. This keeps the art a pure and integrated fighting system, while allowing direction for refinement that is consistent with its principles.
These guiding principles are strictly practical and are part of the reason for Wing-Chun’s uniquely scientific and logical approach to fighting. The nature of Wing-Chun is such that it is quite easy to accept that a woman did indeed have some role to play in its development. It is an extremely logical, scientific system, which always makes use of skill over strength, economy of motion over flowery motion, and is well suited to someone of smaller stature and strength.
School Addresses/Dates/Hours:
Oxygen Fitness Center
100. Yıl, Varlık Mahallesi, 184. Sokak
Sait Paşa Apt No 2, 07000 Antalya - TURKEY
Training Dates and Hours: Monday - Wednesday: 19:00 – 20:30
Club Lotis Sport Wellness&Spa
Gençlik Mah. 1330. Sok. No:13 Işıklar /Antalya - TURKEY
Training Dates and Hours: Tuesday - Thursday: 19:00 – 20:30