Before entering or leaving the class a traditional sign of respect must be shown to ones Sifu (right hand fist, left hand open). Do NOT bow.
Always respect and obey ones Sifu (Teacher).
Help keep your place of training clean and tidy.
Refrain from using profanities. Do not use loud or loose talk.
Never criticise students of other arts, styles or schools.
Your training and expertise in Wing Chun is only to be used in SELF-DEFENSE.
No techniques are to be shown or discussed with non-members of the ‘Association’.
Tuition fee are due on the FIRST lesson of every month. If you have trouble and cannot pay the fees on time please discuss with your Sifu.
Your annual membership and licence must be kept up to date. Please renew on or before expiry.
You must wear full uniform during all classes, seminars and gradings.
You must bring your membership/record book to all events.
Do not smoke, chew gum or wear jewellery in class.
When leaving the kwoon please be respectful of others by leaving quietly.
Be a positive role model and lead by example (especially to the younger members of the club).
Maintain your self respect and that of the Rayleigh Wing Chun School by conducting yourself with honour to everyone inside and outside of the the school.
The Sifu is present to teach and answer questions. However, do not bother them with trivia. If you have doubts ask an assistant instructor or senior student first.
Here is a more recent video from our live Zoom discussion last Saturday morning on basic strikes.As you may have noticed we have stopped presenting so many videos. So two in a day is out of the ordinary, (or bang 'out of order mate' as our Essex based naysayers may say) but it is really just a Holiday Special.....! It remains a thankless and time hungry activity to produce these snippets from our live Zoom sessions. The viewing numbers, and likes, are hugley in opposite directions. Are you really not enjoying them?If you do enjoy this type of presentation then please take the time to move your cursor/finger a short distance and 'hit the like button'. You are also welcome to comment or request topics you would like to see. No promises, although we will consider it.As this is just a short extract from a far longer discussion you may well take the topic and comments herin out of context. For this reason we will not engage in any discussion as it was like discussed in the full video and coud go back and forth ad infinitum.We appreciate that James' presentational teaching style will not suit everyone. However. it is hoped that you will glean something of interest, and don't deign to consider it a complete waste of time. Here's to the love and humiity in Martial Arts!!!Happy Holidays one and all. May this be a time when we accept we all wish to be happy in the presece of those we love, and try to be gracious and kind to all. Happy St Nicholas DayHappi Bodhi DayMerry Christmas, Happy Feast Day of Our Lady of GuadalupeHappy HunukkahHappy YuleHappy KwanzaaHappy Zarothosht DisoHappy FatemiyehHappy New Year Take careUKWCKFA#wingchun#ukwckfa#jamessinclair#wingchunleicester#wingchunrayleigh#wingchunbedford#wingchunstneots#vingtsun#kungfu#China#chinese#martialarts... See MoreSee Less
Here is some 'not much to do with fighting or self defnce', ART. This clip will certainly not apeal to a some viewers, however, there may be some practitoners who enjoy the 'Art' and are not constantly thinking of fighting, vengence and living a paranoid life!Make of it what you wish..... We saw the comment below online, and it made us laugh out loud as it seems so approriate in todays world..."Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say".We do not know who originally came up with the comment however we hope they apprecaite that we appreciate it......Over the past few months we filmed 21 videos on Wooden Dummy training, and variations therein, that demonstrate how the Muk Yahn Jong can be of real world use, and not just a piece of wood to dance to someone elses historical tune/choreography. ..... and no you would not then just be 'dancing' to our choreograhy, as the skills and variations we discuss are flexible, interchangeable techniqes. ... See MoreSee Less
We have noticed that there are a lot of views and revisits to view. May we ask, in all humility, that If you like these clips and want to keep them coming, we would be grateful if you could let us know. A simple 'like' is comparable to a courteous 'thank you' in the online world. Manners cost nothing. Another short extract from the series on Chi Sau we were presenting in our online teaching sessions. We have well over 400 1/2 hour videos, they are great and a superb resource. No hype or self promotion just discussions on the Art.Please accept this is but a small extract from a far longer discussion and can easily be taken out of context. Before you say would would do 'this or that', the other person can always have answers for anwers 'this and that' too. That is the enjoyment of training. Because this is but an extract, we will not enter into any dicussion as the points people make were often, if not always, covered in other parts of the discussion.For those interested there only a couple of weeks left to join the classes run personally by James Sinclair. However, if you are already familiar, and have trained in the Art, you would be welcome to start at any time under his guidance. James teaches in Leicester, St Neots, Bedford and at the Rayleigh Wing Chun National HQ.#chisau#wingchun#kungfu#ukwckfa#wingchunleicester#wingchunbedford#wingchunrayleigh#martialarts#wingchunstneots#stickyhands... See MoreSee Less