Wing Chun for beginners: what to expect?

From the very first year, students discover self-defense applications directly connected to the movements they learn. This gives meaning to their practice and helps them better understand the purpose of the techniques studied.

The essential basics

At the same time, an in-depth solo practice is introduced : traditional forms, fundamental movements, and posture exercises. This demanding and intense work lays the foundation of the style. It requires great concentration and gradually builds a body suited to Wing Chun.

Traditional partner exercises (chi dan sao, lap sao, chi sao) begin only later. They are not fixed techniques but tools for bodily transformation : improving posture, strengthening the back, legs, and tendons, and developing specific muscular qualities, among others. These exercises evolve alongside each student’s progress.

By the end of the first year, students realize that our Kung Fu is not based on “techniques” alone, but on a system of body transformation. Wing Chun aims to develop a body capable of handling close-range combat over the long term. The initial benefits often relate to health : improved posture, enhanced balance, and greater stability of the pelvis and back. The martial aspect of the style only emerges once these foundations are firmly established—especially the ability to ground oneself firmly.

In our clan, it takes on average trois ans to begin understanding the first Wing Chun form : Siu Lim Tao.

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