Learning how to use slow fluid movements and to develop calmness.The use of one hand is the key to the first level of our Wing Chun training. By the end of the 6 months we will touch on Basic Chi Sao Technique.

Free flowing long circular movements are the most important factor to the new student. Raw power must be avoided at this point. History of system taught in first level. At this stage you will be graded on your slowness, lack of power, feeling, sensitivity, and reflex reaction.   (Time in training  6 months)

 Level 2: (Blue Sash)

The use of two hands come into play the use of wide swings. And by the end of this level your Traditional Chi Sao will be compact  movements with more focus. At this level your test will be on how good of a training partner you are.    (Time in training 6 months)

• 2 hands on top ……..Make sure hands are focused on his center….Also make sure all fingers are pointed at center.
• 2 hands on bottom ……….Make sure the hands and fingers are crossing the body pointing to the opposite shoulder.
• Circling Chi Sao……Both arms rotating in a  circular motion.

 Level 3: (Green Sash)

At this stage locks, grabs, strikes and foot work are taught in more detail. Also at this stage speed picks up. At this level your. At this stage you will be graded on foot work.

(Time in Training 6 months)

 Level 4: (White Sash)

At this point the pressure points Dim Mak comes into your training. 2 on one sparring comes into play here. Testing on pressure points are the key here.

(Time in Training 6 months) Level 4 is different because there is no testing the student awards him or her self rank because this rank is about personal growth.

 Level 5: Asstistant Instructor (Red Sash)

You will be graded on your general teaching abilities, Communication Skills, And your ability to lead Chi Sao as well as teach the basics to Chi Sao to the students.

Level 6: Instructor  (Blue Top) At this point the unstructor will do Chi Sao (*Blind Folded*)

Level 7: Master  (White Top)

 Level 8: Grandmaster  (Red Top) ...*Gold Sash*

Note: The lineage below is on going reasearch and I will probably never find the true lineage. So what is wrote below is what I have gathered from my own research.

History & Lineage

Emperor Shun - Gave mountain chain to the monks where the shaolin temple is located today. In return they taught him Shaolin Kung Fu. He later appointed monks as body guards,

Yi-Chi-Shun  (Taught Shaolin Kung Fu 2 koreans 2 defet the Japanese)

Miu Shun

Cho Shun

Chan Wah Shun

Do Ngan Shun

Lai Fook-Shun

Chan Kwok Shun

Wong Chang Shun (Taiwan)

Sing Tze Shun -  (Virginia -1930-2007)

Grandmaster Kao Fong Hsien

Grandmaster Aeon Po

Please note that the name Weng Shun Wing Chun, meaning everlasting spring fist, is the original name of the original system.

With that being said our history stems from Daoist Temple on Wudang Mountain under Chang San Feng. It is said that Fong Wing Shun sought protection at the Daoist Temple.

In China our style is called Southern Tai Chi. How comes the question How does Tai Chi and Wing Chun come from the smae place. First me must look at Wave hands like Clouds and Chi Sao.

Our Grandmaster said that Fong Wing Shun was very upset cause the training at the Shaolin Temple was geared towards pure strength and that women couldnt compete against the raw power of the men.

Fong Wing Shun went to Chang San Feng to help with her problem,  Chang San Feng was a out cast at the Shaolin Temple because of his Taoist views. But he agreed to teach Fong Wing Shun only because she was the daughter of a famous Taoist Preist. 

Fong Wing Shun was taught Tai Chi and Dim Mak under Chang San Feng this is where the Dim Mak connection comes into play with our style. 

Fong Wing Shun still felt something was missing in her training and one day while herself and Chang San Feng was doing (*CLOUD HANDS*) really close to each other and she took a step forwards and shortened the movements and then began doing "Cloud Hands" in reverse. She profected her movements and called it "Chi Sao". She became so good at Chi Sao she was said to be untouchable.

Our systems Grandmasters taught the system in hiding cause the style was outlawed by the Chinese Communist Government.

The name has changed to Shun Kung Wing Chun to honor our founder and the Shun family.