Pass on the tradition - Preserve this Chinese art and rules of conduct.

***- The three terrors of Wing Chun are Taun Sau, Bong Sau, and Fok Sau.

The feet are like wheels, and the hands like arrows.

The theory of Wing Chun has no limit in its applications

Upon achieving the highest level of proficiency, the application of techniques will vary according to the opponent.

The system must change in order to keep up with the ever changing world of martial arts. What worked in the 1800’s will not work into days world the knife has replaced the sword.

There are not many sets of training exercises in Wing Chun. They are easy to learn but to master them requires determination.

Learning the usual ways will allow later variations

Fancy techniques should not be used in sticky hand practice.

Eyes beaming with courage can neutralize the situation.

I asked my Master when will I know I have mastered the Wing Chun system. He smiled and said when you have produced your own Sifu. And when his student has produced a Sifu you will be a Grandfather.

There are 12 moves, all practical and real; Thousands of variations can be used, aiming for practical use and not beauty.