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Benny Meng
Articles by
Benny Meng
Moy Yat
A Final Farewell
Interview with Sam Lau
From Shaolin to Wing Chun
The Secret History of Wing Chun
The VTM Preserves History
Moy Yat - The Art of the Tradition
Unraveling the history of Wing Chun's Butterfly Swords
The Truth About Wing Chun's Past
Understanding the Wing Chun Punch
Do Secret Societies Give Kung Fu a Bad Rep?
Are you training a Martial Arts "Style" or a "System"?
Jeung Ngh - The Father of Hung Fa Yi Wing Chun
The Origins and History of Shaolin Weng Chun
Hung Fa Yi Wing Chun's Two Track Approach to Combat Training
The Holy Land Of Martial Arts
Southern Shaolin Temple
The Background of Monk Soldiers
The Three Treasures of Shaolin
Seven Military Criteria
Misconceptions of Wing Chun
 
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Look beyond the pointing finger by Sifu David Peterson is once again available in our Gift Shop.

 

Mastering Kung Fu : featuring Shaolin Wing Chun now available in our Gift Shop

 

 
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Two new articles by Benny Meng. Seven Military Science Criteria for Developing a Survivable Hand to Hand Combat System, and Misconceptions of Wing Chun.
 
New article The Holy Land of Martial Arts, added.
 

 

Sifu Benny Meng is the principle founder and Curator of the Ving Tsun Museum. He has traveled extensively throughout the world researching the roots of the art, and studying the training methods and applications employed in virtually every lineage of Wing Chun Kung Fu. Sifu Meng is a full time teacher of Wing Chun Kung Fu and is available for professional seminars on historical, as well as technical, aspects of the art and its training methods.


 
 
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