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Over the 40 years of the #ukwckfa, we have met with many repsected #wingchun teachers. Among them was a kind invitation by Master Nino Bernardo to meet his teacher, the late great Grandmaster Wong Shun Leung. Sifu Bernado was very gracious and welcoming. His teacher was also very humble and as James Sinclair was not his student GM Wong Shun Leung asked James to simply call him 'Wong' and used the classic phrase 'm sai haak hay' not stand on ceremony around him. GM Wong Shun Leung took time to chat and open up about his approach and was far too self depracating. He deserved his postion in the Art and garnered great loyalty and respect from his students. Over the years the UKWCKFA have gone on to meet many of the world class students of GM Wong Shun Leung. Not all are famed for their humility and kind manner, but all act with ferocious defence of the Art they inherited. Something they are justifiably proud of.These photos have been hidden away gathering dust in the UKWCKFA archive and we felt it tme to share for all to enjoy, regardless of your linage.All photos copyright of the UKWCKFA#wingchunrayleigh #wingchunleicester #wingchunstneots #wingchunbedford #vingtsun ... See MoreSee Less
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As posted previously we used to hold Annual Summer Camps with three days of training in August. It was only £35 for three days including accomodation.With 12 hour days incuding runs in the woods, meditation/Chi Kung, bag and padwork, weapons, dummy and every other aspect of Wing Chun Kuen from sunrise to sunset and beyond the spirit amongst the group was something quite special.Here is a group photo from the 1993 group. Qiote a few people had gone home and missed this impromptu phot. Thank to Tim Norton for his camera work. Amazingly many of the people in this photo are still actively trainng or in contact withthe UKWCKFA, over 30 years later!As with the previous post, you may recognise faces or even yourself. Just felt sad to think there is now techology to share such memories that belong to everyone in the image and they were in our archive. Enjoy.. ... See MoreSee Less
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In the UKWCKFA dusty archives we found these old photos from around 1986/7. We had a massive turnout and these photo's only capture a small part of the attedees.We hope some of our Facebook 'followers' recognise themselves in the group,.However, please don't name others for their own privacy.. We are happy for you to name yourself and position in photo if you wish.We do have a video of this whole event somewhere....Enjoy ... See MoreSee Less
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