All the classes are in English, translated by Teken, a professional Martial Arts translator, because Master Zhang speaks only Chinese Mandarin. This maintains the traditional learning experience, just as it would be if you traveled to China to train with a master. Most top Chinese martial arts masters do not speak English, making it challenging for foreigners to access their knowledge. By using a highly experienced translator, we ensure you receive authentic teachings directly from a true Chinese master, preserving the integrity and tradition of Wing Chun.

While it is not absolutely necessary to have a partner for your Wing Chun training, having one can greatly enhance your experience and progress. Training with a partner allows you to get a real feeling of reaction and improve your techniques effectively. It can be fun and rewarding to practice with someone you know, such as a family member—your mom, husband, son, or friend. They don't need to know Wing Chun; most of the time, they just need to throw a punch for you to react to and defend against, allowing you to put what you've learned into practice.

In the full program, there are only a few partner training classes. Master Zhang always gives advance notice for these sessions, suggesting you invite someone. However, if you can't find a partner, you can still join the class and train alone. The program is designed to be flexible and accommodating, ensuring you can progress with or without a partner.

Teken is a professional Chinese-English translator with over 8 years of experience in translating Martial Arts classes in China. His expertise ensures accurate and clear communication, allowing you to fully benefit from Master Zhang's teachings.

Yes, all program videos have English subtitles. We highly recommend activating them by clicking "CC" in the bottom right corner of the video player and selecting "English." This will enhance your learning experience and ensure you don't miss any important details.

Our naming conventions are based on authentic Chinese characters and Pinyin, the standard Romanization system for Chinese. Unlike many sources that create English names based on sound, we adhere to the correct Chinese terminology.

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