I think like many others I like the internal and mental challenge. The mental and physical sides both seem to come into play. The focus on energy is also very intriguing to me.

I’ve studied JKA since I was 5 so 50 years. The main difference and similarities concene structure and efficiency. The main difference is the proficiency in motion and the offensive level of Wing Chun. Extremely excited with the opportunity to learn this martial art.

Being one with my structure and chi.

I don’t know about a lot of other martial arts, but having recently tried going back to karate I can say the difference for me is that karate expects you to overpower your opponent. You have to be a crazy, jumping, spinning hard body. You have to do horse stance for so long in practice that you can’t get up from squatting for three…

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Physics. To me, Wing Chun is physics. I like that a smaller weaker person can use physics and fluidity and the aggressor’s force to neutralize them!

Hi I’m Leslie,

I took karate and judo when I was younger and wanted to get back into martial arts for strength and agility, flexibility and self defense. Did some research about what’s best for older people and found this art called, “wing Chun.” Had never heard of it before so did some digging into it and was intrigued. There are no schools…

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