Traditional Chinese Kung Fu system with training method divided into:

Shapes - Applications - Separate arms exercises - Chi Sao - Use of weapons

Seminars introducing the basic techniques and theories for understanding Wing Chun.
Ideal for organizing seminars for beginners and aimed at using the system in personal defense. As in any discipline, studying and learning the basics are necessary, among other things, the exercises and advanced techniques serve precisely to optimize the basic techniques and sequences which are those usually adopted in combat.

Technical and conceptual work on the study of the characteristic Wing Chun exercise. With this work, starting from the basic study of technical command/reaction, we get to delve into fundamental issues such as the study of angles, pressures, skills for deflecting energies and rooting.

This basic form is very simple containing the techniques and principles of the system.
In studying this form you learn most of the basic techniques, martial applications and principles of combat and strength typical of Wing Chun.
Moving on to deeper work, it is possible to work, also through the method of the elements, on the structuring of the body in its tendon-muscular and energetic components.

The second form of the Wing Chun system is concentrated, above all, in defense movements and introduces combined movements and three basic ways of kicking. It is a more dynamic form that allows you to give dynamism to the system considering that the methodology of sequential techniques and combinations for training the adaptability and versatility of Wing Chun starts from here.

This is the most advanced bare-knuckle form of the Wing Chun system. In times past it was said that this form should not leave the home, this means that only "behind closed doors" and more advanced students could learn this form. In this form, techniques are taught that allow movements to be optimized to the maximum, especially in very short distances.

This form with related applications and sequences allows the acquisition of programs which on the one hand improve conditioning and physical power and on the other train the ability to move where the opponent is extremely stronger. It is a tool to be used methodically and with knowledge of the application principles in order to make it truly useful.

In the Wing Chun system the six and a half point pole represents a training methodology that allows you to develop strength and stability. The form itself is very short and no in-depth work is developed on mere combat with the weapon. The most profound result is found in the development of energy transmission capabilities through a long weapon and in the significant increase that training can give to the structure of the body. To move such a heavy weapon it is necessary to learn to manage the body in a functional and coordinative manner.

With the study of Wing Chun Butterfly Knives, important dynamism and mobility works are developed. The work of the steps, the strengthening and speeding up of the limbs and the ability to deal with different weapons allow the structure to become extremely dynamic. This methodology, like the Long Pole of Wing Chun, is also extremely connected to the improvement and perfection of bare-handed combat.