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Sunday, August 31, 2025

Gwo Sau in Central Texas

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 G wo sau is a term used to describe a more advanced form of Wing Tsun sparring or training. It's not just a matter of mixing up the mo...
Friday, August 29, 2025

Chi Sau is addictive

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The practice of Chi Sau in Wing Tsun is truly addictive. It draws you in by presenting a series of mental puzzles: how to overco...
Monday, August 11, 2025

Controlling Instructor

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Becoming proficient in Wing Tsun, like any martial art, takes dedication and consistent practice. What makes Wing Tsun unique is its emphasi...
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Monday, July 7, 2025

How long to learn Wing Tsun?

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 Learning Wing Tsun, and how quickly you develop competency , largely depends on your training frequency and personal practice . If you'...

Europeans often struggle with the simplicity inherent in Hong Kong Wing Tsun methods

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 Western Europeans, and Germans in particular, often tackle Wing Tsun Chi Sau by meticulously addressing what they see as gaps in Leung Tin...
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Sifu Robert
Round Rock, Texas, United States
I started my Wing Tsun training in 1990 with the American Wing Tsun Organization which was then directly under GM Leung Ting. In 1999 I decided to take a break from training. In 2003 I started training again and this time with Emin Boztepe Martial Arts System. I was with EBMAS until 2010 when I left to pursue a more traditional Kong Kong approach to Wing Tsun training. After researching and trying a couple of different Wing Tsun instructors I chose to train privately with Sifu Glenn Tillman who is the head instructor at Alamo City Wing Tsun in San Antonio, Tx.
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