Welcome to Midlands Wing Chun

The Midlands Wing Chun schools are a part of the UK Wing Chun Kung Fu Assoc.

The Midlands schools were founded over over 20 years ago by Master Abid Mahmood (retired).

With Branches in Leicester, Nottingham, Halesowen and more locations, the group is growing steadily.

The Midlands Wing Chun area is now overseen by Master James Sinclair who has been training for more than 45 years.

The Midlands Wing Chun regional schools offer the perfect location for all martial art students from beginners to advanced.

There are many classes for all levels and you will neither be pushed too hard nor held back by content interruption form beginners. This has been the policy of the UK Wing Chun Kung Fu Assoc. since its inception in 1985.

It is the UKWCKFA policy to try to have separate classes for students of different levels.

Advanced students can train in the lower level classes and are willing and able to assist those with less experience.   The less experienced students do not train in advanced level classes.

This simple and effective policy ensures that we always get progression, with Advanced students able to assist those with less experience, but not being held back.  They stilll feel valued.

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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
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We are currently enrolling new students at our branches. We only take new students about twice a year. This way we can maintain progress without going over and over the same material again and again. In established classes we have three speparate classes per evening for beginners, intermediates and advanced level students. ... See MoreSee Less
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Another little extract from our online Zoom sessions. Here we discuss the Tahn Sau in double Chi Sau.Is it practical who knows? However, it becomes a unique skill within the Art. The skill of application of any stylised technique is to see it under different crcumstances.If you like these extracts please 'like' it.As always this is but a short extract from a far longer discussion and the context is easy to misinterpret. We do hope you enjoy it, and take the time to 'like' as this may encourage us to release more. ... See MoreSee Less
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