Training and Classes

Member Input for Extracurricular Training

When we discussed and envisioned the Wing Tsun Academy we wanted to create a training facility that offered much more than the system of Wing Tsun. We pictured a school where members goals, needs and interests were supported by a selection of classes that could be chosen and complete training programmes could be designed by each individual.

We will offer everything related to martial arts from meditation to firearms. As a member you can influence which classes we will develop first.

Members can to vote three times. Votes can be for the same class or spread over multiple classes. We will work on developing the training and classes with the most votes first.

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Stance and Posture Clinics

An in depth clinic on stance and posture.

  • In depth explanation of the anatomy of stance and posture.
  • Exercise for understanding, correction and strengthening stance.
  • Individualised correction, feed back and pointers for improving stance and posture.
  • Explanation and exercises on how stance can be used in application.
  • Explanation and exercises on how to identify incorrect posture, and how to exploit incorrect posture in an opponent.

Wooden Man Training

Level appropriate training on the Mok Yan Jong  (Wooden Man) In the Wing Tsun system the wooden man for would take a number of years to reach. However, because the Mok Yan Jong is such an excellent training tool we have a vision of having training available for all members who have completed Siu Nim Tau

  • Angles
  • Forward energy
  • Forward intention
  • Coronation of left and right hand
  • Coordination of hands and feet
  • Limb Conditioning
  • Limb agility
  • Fluidity and Flow
  • Frame and Form
  • Stance and pressure

Scenario Based Self Defence Workshops

Learn a set responses to a specific scenario.

  • Assessing situations
  • Verbal and non verbal control and deescalation
  • Recognising when to respond
  • Respond under stress
  • Common attacks male on male
  • Common attacks male on female
  • Group attacks

Traditional Weapons Classes

Although the Bart Cham-dao and the Lok dim boon-gwun are no longer practical weapons to learn. Some people find the training of these traditional weapons enjoyable. They are often used as strengthen exercises or to enhance empty hands skills.

  • Enjoyable from of conditioning
  • Traditional Training
  • Possibility to enhance your understanding and ability of empty hand sills

Meditation and Western Buddhism Workshops

Practical workshops on Mediation and Buddhism for Western thinking people. Individual workshops with follow up classes

  • Focus and Concentration
  • Mindset
  • Visualization
  • Essential for people who wish to apply Wing Tsun without having to have many street fights
  • Happiness

Outdoor and Obstacle Training

Fitness and Conditioning Training outdoors and in the bush.

  • Hill running
  • Obstacle training and basic Parkour skills
  • train outside, get dirty, be in nature
  • Serious fitness for dedicated, well rounded martial artists

Flexibility

Dedicated flexibility training.

  • Hip Flexors (stance, front and side kick)
  • Shoulders (important for most Wing Tsun open hand techniques)
  • Quadriceps (stance)
  • Gluteals (stance and side kick)
  • Hamstrings (front kick)
  • Abductors and abductors (side Kick)

Universal Martial Art Training

At the highest levels WTA members need to have a black belt ability and understanding of other martial arts. Primarily so they are not surprised by what other fighters do.  Universal Martial Art Training is for people who want to learn these skills earlier.

  • Moves that are fundamental to almost all martial arts regardless of style
  • Strategies and concepts found in other martial arts

Firearms

Firearms theory and use

  • Action shooting
  • Marksmanship