Wing Chun Kung Fu Martial Arts

Wing Chun Kung Fu Martial Arts

Wing Chun

Wing Chun is the name of a system of martial arts developed in southern China approximately 300 years ago. Its originator, the Buddhist nun Ng Mui, was a master of first student, a woman named Yim Wing Chun.

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- Offers biographies with lineage trees, overviews of forms and derivatives, and articles covering history and current developments.

- Information site by fifteen year old Joe.
- Library, dictionary, techniques, lineage, products, bulletin board, FAQs and links.
- List of links to schools, instructors, and syudents from the Yip Man lineage.
- Information and picture about the Late grandmaster and his Kung Fu, artwork, and chinese sealmaking.
- History, philosophy, schools directory, techniques and general information. [English, Russian]
- Features description of the style and various training levels.
- A website intended as a resource for practioners of Wing Chun Kung Fu. It also contains additional material from other styles of Kung Fu and different martial arts systems such as TaeKwonDo. (contains popup windows)
- The unofficial online resource for the lineage. Includes information on lineage, the system, branch schools and associations, photographs, and articles.
- An independent resource directory which feature articles, events, and school listing.
- MSN group forum.
- Links, pictures, books, videos, letters, articles, bulletin board and related information. [English/German/French]
- Dedicated to preserving the knowledge and history of Ving Tsun Kung Fu. Open to all families of Ving Tsun, Wing Chun, Wing Tsun and associated styles.
- Features articles on wing chun principles, philosophy, history, training, and techniques.
- An "internal" or "soft" style related to the likes of Tai Chi Chuan. A predecessor to Wing Chun.
- An interactive website dedicated to teaching Wing Chun theories, 1st form and applications.

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