VT Mark Wong

Haven’t posted much due to work and other things but it’s great to get back and start meeting other ppl who are passionate about Ving Tsun! Thanks for organizing Wing Chun Brotherhood

I will look to post more videos when I have time on here and on my website and on instagram! Stay tuned!

You did it. You guys made this happen. I can't believe you all came out to meet a bunch of strangers just cause they know Wing Chun. And you LIKED it.

This was a blast.

A little late for this post but better late than never. To all my Wing Chun martial arts friends, this is an amazing book of collective interviews from Sifu Wong Shun Leung’s students ranging from his teaching periods in the 60s to the 90s! If you read closely you will find the common training curriculums that never changed over those years. A huge shout out to Eric Lilleor for putting this together! Be sure to get your copies Eric Lilleør

Be sure to check out my next article on Wing Chun Illustrated Magazine!!

"Fighting involves both physical and mental aspects. You must believe in yourself, learn how to apply the guidelines of 'chase the centre' and not 'chase the hands', and attack when there’s an opportunity without over-committing. Never think you can knock out your opponent with one punch or that you can land five to ten punches while your opponent merely stands there and lets you. You need to look for signs your opponent gives you, such as unnecessary movement, bad habits such as swaying left and right in a certain pattern so you can break their rhythm and take control."

Don't miss out on Sifu Mark Wong's article from the upcoming Issue 62. On sale October 8 as PRINT and DOWNLOAD.

For my Wing Chun friends, here is my first article in the upcoming Wing Chun Illustrated Magazine!!! Be sure to keep an eye out!

"Gwoh Sau training can take multiple forms, such as where one is the attacker, and the other is the defender who redirects the attacks or works the angles. By making it even more difficult for the defence, you could make them unable to back up more than a step, while letting them defend themselves with their waist and angles. To make Gwoh Sau an effective drill, we must discard all things that are done wrong and analyse why we Gwoh Sau. Otherwise, it is a complete waste of time and will not enhance our understanding of Wing Chun."

Don't miss out on Sifu Mark Wong's article from the upcoming Issue 60. On sale June 11 as PRINT and DOWNLOAD.