Wing Chun Kung-Fu Seminar with Sifu David Leung Sifu David Leung is a second generation student of the famous Yip Man of Wing Chun Kung-Fu, under one of his early Hong Kong students, Ho Luen. Yip Man’s student, Bruce Lee, was responsible for bringing this style into the public’s eye, and the new movies about Yip Man have renewed public interest as well. Martial artists from all traditions have sought to learn Wing Chun, primarily for its famed training exercise called chi sao (sticky hands). Chi sao teaches a martial artist how to defend himself by the sense of touch, making blindfolded Wing Chun stylists just as dangerous as when they have their eyes open. Wing Chun Seminar 5:00 – 7:00 pm; Sunday, August 15, 2010 Sil Lim Tao Street Applications. Learn movements from the first form of Wing Chun, Sil Lim Tao (Little Idea), and some of the practical applications that come from it. Beginners will have a chance to see how this style can be effective as a realistic self-defense system; more advanced practitioners will have an opportunity to plumb deeper into the depths of the Sil Lim Tao form. Cost: $35.00 Location: Lee Family Association Building (Lee On Dong) 1101 SE Salmon St. Portland, OR 97214 Co-Instructor Peter Nosler Peter Nosler has been a student of Sifu Leung’s for nearly twenty-five years. He is an instructor of both Wing Chun Kung-Fu and the Southern Shaolin style of Pak Mei Fut Gar. He currently offers classes in Wing Chun at the Lee Family Association in Portland. Contact Sifu Peter Nosler at 503-353-3040 or 503-370-6886. For more information about Sifu Leung and Sifu Nosler visit their websites at www.leungmartialarts.com and www.southernchinesekungfu.com.

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Wing Chun Kung-Fu Seminar with Sifu David Leung

Sifu David Leung is a second

generation student of the famous Yip Man of Wing Chun Kung-Fu, under one of his early Hong Kong students, Ho Luen. Yip Man’s student, Bruce Lee, was responsible for bringing this style into the public’s eye, and the new movies about Yip Man have renewed public interest as well. Martial artists from all traditions have sought to learn Wing Chun, primarily for its famed training exercise called chi sao (sticky hands). Chi sao teaches a martial artist how to defend himself by the sense of touch, making blindfolded Wing Chun stylists just as dangerous as when they have their eyes open.

Wing Chun Seminar 5:00 – 7:00 pm; Sunday, August 15, 2010 Sil Lim Tao Street Applications. Learn movements from the first form of Wing Chun, Sil Lim Tao (Little Idea), and some of the practical applications that come from it. Beginners will have a chance to see how this style can be effective as a realistic self-defense system; more advanced practitioners will have an opportunity to plumb deeper into the depths of the Sil Lim Tao form. Cost: $35.00

Location: Lee Family Association Building (Lee On Dong) 1101 SE Salmon St. Portland, OR 97214 Co-Instructor Peter Nosler Peter Nosler has been a student of Sifu Leung’s for nearly twenty-five years. He is an instructor of both Wing Chun Kung-Fu and the Southern Shaolin style of Pak Mei Fut Gar. He currently offers classes in Wing Chun at the Lee Family Association in Portland.

Contact Sifu Peter Nosler at 503-353-3040 or 503-370-6886. For

more information about Sifu Leung and Sifu Nosler visit their websites at www.leungmartialarts.com and

www.southernchinesekungfu.com.