Preserving The History of Wing Chun Kung Fu
An internationally renowned martial artist, instructor and referee, Benny Meng has devoted his entire lifetime to the field of martial arts starting from age 10. He has been featured by national news and major martial arts publications as among the world’s best martial artists. He has fought and won against some of the “world’s best,”
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We are gathering data on the various family lineages of Wing Chun. This information is collected from research by VTM Staff. Families are listed only after extensive research and first-hand interviews have been conducted. For this reason the list of families will begin small and grow slowly as we collect more and more information. One
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by Benny Meng, Richard Loewenhagen, and Levi Melton Comprehension of terms and definitions is essential to communication and learning. A teacher is nothing more than a guide to individual pursuit of self-development. Guiding is not possible without communication. Misunderstandings created from a lack of shared comprehension of terms can only sidetrack and delay the development
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Master Benny Meng takes you a tour of the Ving Tsun Museum focussing on the displays of the Ip Man Wing Chun System.
The Ving Tsun Museum Today Wing Chun Gung Fu, like most martial arts, has its roots in a family setting with its founders and original practitioners bound together in a close-knit brotherhood. Learning and growth in the martial arts was greatly facilitated by their “homes,” the tongs in which they met and practiced. The tongs
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An internationally renowned martial artist, instructor and referee, Benny Meng has devoted his entire lifetime to the field of martial arts starting from age 10. He has been featured by national news and major martial arts publications as among the world’s best martial artists. He has fought and won against some of the “world’s best,”
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