Congratulations to Jaime Loo and Alex Lee on passing the 1st Level Technician’s test!
They both were being tested under a very rigorous testing scheme, which consist a form and sparring section. The sparring section was further divided into three parts, where the student has to demonstrate and apply the culmination of their WingTsun skills. The three sections included: Sparring against a single WingTsun practitioner, sparring against a single opponent in a street situation, and sparring against two opponents in a street situation.
Visit the photos section for additional photos from this event.
We are so pleased to have Great Grand Master held a 2 days seminar on last week Saturday and Sunday. During this seminar, GGM Leung Ting had revealed some many awesome Wing Tsun’s technique and theory to us.
Starting September 5th, the new IWTA North York location will be up and running. Classes will be available every Saturday starting at 6:30pm-8:30pm. The location is easily accessible — Steps way from the Sheppard subway station and seconds away from the highway at 401/Yonge, with plenty of street parking.
It’s hard to believe that 2 years has already passed since the opening of the Richmond Hill IWTA branch. Our WT family has grown and the Banquet Dinners keep on getting better and better. It was a good chance to celebrate the success of our school with Sifu Lau, friends and family as well as the personal achievements we have all made in WingTsun!
In addition to the existing weekend class on Saturday, 6:30PM to 9:30PM, the gym will be also be opening for training on Sundays, from 3:00PM to 6:00PM, starting this Sunday, March 1, 2009.
This will be convenient for those that have a hectic weekday schedule, or have to commute far to get to class. We recommend attending classes at least twice per week, for effective learning.
One of our students, Chapman Fu, will be hosting a TV talk show on Fairchild Television called “Leisure Talk” (大城小聚). Chapman Fu is not only a qualified instructor at the Richmond Hill Branch of IWTA Toronto, but also works as a professional pysiotherapist. In his 13 episode TV show, Chapman provides expert advice on how to prevent and speed up the recovery from accidents, work related ailments, poor posture, repetitive strain, degenerative disc diseases, fractures and sports related injuries. You can catch Chapman’s show every Wednesday at 6:15PM, starting February 18.
Everyone at IWTA Toronto would like to congratulate Chapman on his new show and wish him success!
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