TRADITIONAL WING CHUN KUNG FU
Self-confidence through self-defense. Training for your mind, body & soul.
TRADITIONAL WING CHUN KUNG FU
Self-confidence through self-defense. Training for your mind, body & soul.
About Wing Chun
Wing Chun Philosophy
Benefits of Wing Chun
Benefits of Wing Chun
The core philosophy of Wing Chun is the pursuit of non-contention. It suggests that true mastery is quiet, moving beyond the need for outward displays of power or emotional reactivity. By training the body to fight, the practitioner ultimately trains the mind to avoid conflict.
"By learning how to fight, you learn how not to fight."
Benefits of Wing Chun
Benefits of Wing Chun
Benefits of Wing Chun
Wing Chun is more than a martial art; it acts as a comprehensive operating system for your physical and mental health. By focusing on high-efficiency movement rather than brute force, it offers a sustainable way to stay fit, sharp, and resilient.
"Wing Chun is not just a martial art, it's a way of life. Through its practice, we learn to c
Wing Chun is more than a martial art; it acts as a comprehensive operating system for your physical and mental health. By focusing on high-efficiency movement rather than brute force, it offers a sustainable way to stay fit, sharp, and resilient.
"Wing Chun is not just a martial art, it's a way of life. Through its practice, we learn to cultivate discipline, focus, and respect for ourselves and others."
Class Structure
Benefits of Wing Chun
Class Structure
Classes will vary depending on what skill, principle and strategy that is being taught. The level of intensity and difficulty will gradually increase based on the individual's skill, strength, endurance & understanding.
The end goal is to improve overall health, well-being and increase the individual's knowledge and practical skills of W
Classes will vary depending on what skill, principle and strategy that is being taught. The level of intensity and difficulty will gradually increase based on the individual's skill, strength, endurance & understanding.
The end goal is to improve overall health, well-being and increase the individual's knowledge and practical skills of Wing Chun as well as developing and building more flexibly, increasing mindfulness and intuition. Development of muscle control, increase of vitality while managing and reducing stress.
Meet Sifu Diego
Sifu Diego Bastianiello
Diego is a certified master coach with the Global Traditional Wing Chun Kung Fu Association experience training in William Cheung-style Wing Chun Kung Fu since 2003. He teaches how to gain mental focus, physical efficiency, and high-stakes decision-making.
His teachers, the late Master Stephen Ruiz and closed-door student Master Phillip Redmond, are masters and direct disciples of Grand Master William Cheuk Hing Cheung.
Meet The Masters
Sifu Phillip Redmond
Sifu Phillip Redmond
Sifu Phillip Redmond
Master Redmond is one of two closed-door students of Grandmaster William Cheung in the U.S. He has been training in the Martial arts for over 40 years. In addition to Wing Chun, he has studied Hung Ga, Baat Gwa, Bak Mei, Seven-Star Praying Mantis, Vee-Jujitsu, and Aiki-Jujutsu.
Master Redmond became a Sifu in Grandmaster Cheung’s Traditi
Master Redmond is one of two closed-door students of Grandmaster William Cheung in the U.S. He has been training in the Martial arts for over 40 years. In addition to Wing Chun, he has studied Hung Ga, Baat Gwa, Bak Mei, Seven-Star Praying Mantis, Vee-Jujitsu, and Aiki-Jujutsu.
Master Redmond became a Sifu in Grandmaster Cheung’s Traditional Wing Chun system in 1991 and earned his Provisional Master rank in 1994. In 1989, Master Redmond started the Yale University Wing Chun Club, where he worked from 1990 to 1994.
Sigong William Cheung
Sifu Phillip Redmond
Sifu Phillip Redmond
The direct student of Ip Man and eighth in the line of disciples from Wing Chun’s founder Ng Mui, Grandmaster William Cheung has been teaching Wing Chun Kung Fu for 45 years, including to legendary martial artist Bruce Lee who was his childhood friend in Hong Kong.
He has appeared on over 40 magazine covers worldwide for his martial arts
The direct student of Ip Man and eighth in the line of disciples from Wing Chun’s founder Ng Mui, Grandmaster William Cheung has been teaching Wing Chun Kung Fu for 45 years, including to legendary martial artist Bruce Lee who was his childhood friend in Hong Kong.
He has appeared on over 40 magazine covers worldwide for his martial arts prowess, and has been awarded the Black Belt, Inside Kung Fu and Blitz Hall of Fame Awards, among many others.
Cheung was Chief Instructor for the US 7th Fleet in Yokosuka, Japan, and in 2012 was awarded the Distinguished Law Enforcement Community Impact and Life Achievement Award by Chapter 38 of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association in Delaware, USA.