Can I learn Wing Chun at Home?
Most likely if you are asking the question, “Can I learn Wing Chun at Home?” you don’t have access to in-person classes where you live. The thought of training at home may seem unrealistic or overwhelming. Don’t worry! This blog article gives you practical advice on how to set your schedule and your training space to set yourself up for lifelong learning.
Wing Chun Training with Women
Most men are taught that they shouldn’t hit women and for good reason. My own mother was a victim of domestic abuse. I am familiar with the pain it causes all of the people involved including the children. We must teach all of our men (and women) that violence is unacceptable. No person should suffer abuse at the hands of someone else. What happens, then, when a man is expected to train with a woman in his martial arts class?
Wing Chun Women Instructors
Wing Chun was founded by a woman monk (nun) named Ng Moi, and the art itself was named after “Yim Wing Chun”, a young girl who sought the help of the nun to defeat a brutish warlord who forced himself on her. Our history is steeped in the empowerment of women, and we honor this rich history by continuing the empowerment of women.