Chi sao (sticking hands ) is an unique exercise that only Wing Chun has other martial arts doesn't have. Chi sao is the heart of Wing Chun. It prepares the students for fighting by developing and increasing their skills of covering, contact feeling, sensitivity, reflex reaction, and other more. That is why to be an instructor on learning how to teach Chi sao and "Lead Chi sao" are very important in the entire Wing Chun training process. Knowing the way of teaching can reduce students' learning times on the new exercises; also, easier to let students understand the ideas behind the movements.

At Mar.17 & 18, Sifu Gorden Lu had 2-day seminars at Neu-Anspach, Germany to provide his experience and instructed on "How to teach" Chi-sao by using practical teaching methods and followed with curriculum that he learned from his father Sifu Lo Man Kam and his kung fu uncle Sifu Duncan Leung to a group of Wing Chun instructors from Lo Man Kam Wing Chun Association Germany.

Photo page link:

http://vbwingchun.blogharbor.com/blog/Photos/Seminar/2007/Instructor2Germany

Sifu Gorden demonstrated few different Gan-sao exercises and trained senior students at Sifu Marc Debus school in Germany.

     A former student of Sifu Duncan Leung “Wayne Goss” currently is instructing a small group on Wing Chun Kung Fu. Wayne will be soon opening a Wing Chun school in the Phoenix Arizona area in hoping to spread his Wing Chun knowledge and experience out to the people.

In 1965, Wayne Goss began his martial arts training in the Texas Army National Guard.  During he’s time in the National Guard; Wayne learned self defense techniques and Tae Kwon Do.  After his time in the National Guard, Wayne joined the Navy in 1976.  During his 20 year career in the U.S. Navy, he was stationed in many different cities in United States and traveled to 23 different countries worldwide meeting many interesting martial art practitioners. At same year he joined Navy, Wayne was stationed in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and started learning Wing Chun from Sifu Duncan Leung.  Soon after training with Duncan for a number of years, Wayne met Sifu Gorden Lu. At that time Sifu Gorden was an instructor at Sifu Duncan’s Wing Chun School.  After many years of training and working together, they became good friends.

     We respect all martial arts, and we agree that a student should find the system and style that fits best. But, all martial arts should strive for the improvement of efficiency. Wing Chun is a product of that process. It is a very efficient system of fighting. Efficiency equals a better chance for survival.

Wayne doing the sparring with student and instructed by Sifu Duncan (middle)

< To learn Wing Chun at Phoenix Arizona area, please visit Wayne's website for detail >

http://www.waynewingchun.com/