At The Kung Fu Club Fall City/Issaquah, we are dedicated
to providing students with professional instruction in an inspiring
and motivating environment.
The Xiong Jiang Wing Chun Kung Fu class begins with a
brief, standing meditation, done to promote the present moment skills
fundamental to both the “external” aspect and exercises of the Xiong Jiang
Wing Chun Kung Fu and the “internal” aspects of the Qi Gong.
Next are easy warm ups followed by exercises designed to
strengthen and stretch the body in preparation for the harder and more
strenuous training that follows.
Rounds Training on several types of striking bags and various types
of Kung Fu training equipment is next, Punches, elbow strikes, knee strikes,
kicks and other moves are practiced for the remainder of the warm ups.
New students are encouraged to pace themselves and gradually accustom
themselves to this type of vigorous training, pacing is encouraged.
It takes a while to get used to this type of exercise and to develop
the required endurance. Most people find they enjoy this type of training
and make a lot of improvement in just the first few weeks of participation.
These exercises provide excellent cardiovascular conditioning, aerobic
recovery and overall physical fitness.
Additional training in the Xiong Jiang Kung Fu follows for
the remainder of class,
including Sticking and Trapping exercises, Mook Jong Training, Blocking
and Punching drills, and grasping and Seizing exercises and counters.
In the intermediate and advanced classes ;
Sparring drills and Sparring exercises, Chi Sao and other cooperative
partner training exercises are emphasized
At The Kung Fu Club Fall City/Issaquah, we are dedicated
to providing students with professional instruction in an inspiring
and motivating environment.
The Xiong Jiang Wing Chun Kung Fu class begins with a
brief, standing meditation, done to promote the present moment skills
fundamental to both the “external” aspect and exercises of the Xiong Jiang
Wing Chun Kung Fu and the “internal” aspects of the 
Next are easy warm ups followed by exercises designed to
strengthen and stretch the body in preparation for the harder and more
strenuous training that follows.
