Elevate Your Understanding of the Wing Chun Hand Forms

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At Ching Mo Martial Arts School, we believe in continuous learning, discipline, and the rich traditions of Chinese martial arts. We’re proud to present a Hand Forms seminar that offer something for every student and instructor—whether you’re sharpening your techniques, deepening your understanding of classical forms, or stepping up to new levels of responsibility and skill.

From the foundations of training to the intricate techniques of the Siu Lim Tao form, our seminar is are designed to challenge and inspire. And for all students, our grading day is your opportunity to demonstrate dedication and progress.

Sifu Billy Davidson

August

Saturday 9th – Hand forms training day
This seminar delves into the first three hand forms of the wing chun system Participants will explore the purpose, mechanics, and application of each movement. Perfect for both beginners to the hand forms and those looking to refine their technique.

Starting September 20th, Ching Mo Wing Chun UK is offering a focused Chi Sau training block for students preparing to deepen their practice — with the ultimate goal of traveling to Hong Kong, the birthplace of Wing Chun.

Chi Sau, or “sticking hands,” is the heart of Wing Chun sensitivity training. These sessions will refine reflexes, improve close-range control, and help students prepare for the traditional training methods used by masters in Hong Kong.

Whether you're joining the trip or aiming to elevate your Wing Chun, this is your opportunity to train with purpose, focus, and connection.

To register, please visit

Ching Mo Members Courses – Ching Mo Web Shop

or contact us at 01619502471 for assistance.

Note: Participants are required to book early for the courses as limited spaces will be available.

Booking can also be made via our Ching Mo App, click the link to download now

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