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Wing Chun Academy Tactical Workshop and Women's Self-Defense Workshop
The concept of Wing Chun is based on the close-quarters combat technique, known as Wing Chun. This type of self-defense system originated in southern China and is considered a form of kung fu. It is an excellent option for those who want to learn a more effective way to defend themselves.
FS Tactical Workshop

The Wing Chun Academy Tactical Workshop teaches students to effectively defend themselves in a variety of situations. The program is designed for martial artists of all levels, ranging from beginners to advanced students. Students learn specific locks, fighting principles, and how to apply them to different weapons and situations.

The curriculum is structured to help students achieve the highest level of skill in Wing Chun Kung Fu, while minimizing the impact on their schedules. Each class builds on the previous class in a systematic, linear progression. Each step is structured to help the body adapt and integrate the concepts. This means that students are able to build a stronger foundation of knowledge as they advance through the program.

Students in the senior level of Wing Chun learn advanced techniques in sparring and tactics. These advanced skills allow students to test their physical, mental, and spiritual stamina. It also helps them develop stress inoculation and prepare them for the most dangerous situations. They also learn to identify and solve problems that can occur during the course of a real-life conflict.

Francis Fong, the founder of the Wing Chun Academy, has more than 50 years of experience in the field. He has worked with police officers, S.W.A.T. teams, and Fort Benning Rangers, and is widely considered one of the world's top instructors in Wing Chun Kung Fu. He also founded the Wing Chun Association of the U.S. to share the skills he has learned.
Perth Wing Chun Academy

The Perth Wing Chun Academy has started a FREE women's self-defence workshop. The two-hour workshop is designed to provide women with tools to cope with violent situations. Instructor Rachael Bernsousa has designed the workshop to help women build confidence in their ability to defend themselves.

The program offers a full system of Wing Chun Kung Fu, a low-impact martial art focused on personal development and self-defense. The program improves physical health, coordination, reflexes, agility, and social skills. In addition, it can reduce stress and improve mental sharpness.
Alan Redmond's courses and mentor program

Master Redmond started his career as an instructor of Wing Chun in New York City, and he studied with Sifu Duncan Leung, a well-known instructor. He then taught Wing Chun at Yale University, and the Physical Education Department hired him to teach the art. He later moved to Detroit, and in July 2006 moved to his school's North American headquarters in Southern New Jersey. He left the school in the hands of Provisional Master Carmelino Guiao.

Master Redmond's background is diverse and includes studies of Hung Ga kung fu under the late Sifu Bill Chung, Baat Gua under Sifu Kenny Gong, Vee-Jitsu te under Professor Florendo Visitacion, and AikiJiu Jjutsu from Sensei Ronald Duncan. wing chun and expertise are invaluable in the teaching of Wing Chun Chi Sao, and he speaks Cantonese and Mandarin.
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