Why Most Wing Chun Defence Fails (And How to Fix It)
Master Wong
Sep 6, 2026 13:00
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Fix your Wing Chun defense by correcting the common movement errors that leave you open during a real fight.
This session focuses on the mechanics of your technique, helping you understand why your guard fails when under pressure. I break down the specific movements that often go wrong, ensuring you can maintain control and protect yourself effectively against an opponent.
We apply these combat movement principles to realistic scenarios, moving beyond theory to practical application. By isolating individual actions, we can refine your martial arts training to ensure every movement is efficient and purposeful. Whether you are preparing for sparring drills or general self-defence, these adjustments will build the consistency you need to stay safe.
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